Email Subscription

[Soundguy]

I went to the snail mail box today and there was a bill from 'Centry Link' when did ATT become Centry link? I don't know if that helps to solve my notification problem or not. :confused2:

century link, here, bought embarq, which had been sprint.

I have a century link account due to my dsl service. but I also have an old att account I've had for 24ys... their servers are now on yahoo equipment. i don't think there is any connection between att and century link... except you may have given CL your ATT address to send a bill to..

 

[Bird]

i don't think there is any connection between att and century link... except you may have given CL your ATT address to send a bill to..

I've never used WI-FI, but I think I saw somewhere that CenturyLink WI-FI is actually provided by AT&T.

 

[Soundguy]

could be. att has a huge wi-fi network. i know most business's that have wifi in my city are att

 

[WM75Guy]

Good thing I sit down to look at the computer or I would have fell in the floor - I got a subscription!!! Just one to a new thread I posted to today but hey, strange things have happened before, so maybe the problem is fixed. :thumbsup: AT&T/Yahoo.

 

[moored4]

Good thing I sit down to look at the computer or I would have fell in the floor - I got a subscription!!! Just one to a new thread I posted to today but hey, strange things have happened before, so maybe the problem is fixed. :thumbsup: AT&T/Yahoo.

I got excited and went and checked mine and still nothing !

 

[Soundguy]

nada here either..

 

[Zick]

Still not getting mine either and I'm not using AT&T nor Yahoo.

 

[Briana03]

Chilly807: Or try setting up an alternate email account for your TBN notifications, and forwarding the mail it receives to your normal email. I've done this using a Gmail account forwarded to my regular Hotmail.

Both are free, and as far as I know I'm getting all my updates.

It's not hard to do.

Sean

that's not such an easy thing to do! 1, it may be that your email comes as part of your paid internet connection.. and 2, while there are free services out there.. i find those free ones have the most problems with spam!

if you have had yer email for years or decades.. like I have. just running out and changing it at the drop of a hat is not a good idea. 20 ys of contacts to deal with?

soundguy

Hello Soundguy,

Chilly807 offered some good advice. As Ibrahim said, we haven't been able to find the perfect balance to serve every email carrier. And we have nearly reached our limit of what we can do here. So using another email carrier just for TBN mail is a great solution.

Having a second email address to link to your TBN account is not as hard as you might think. You can continue to use your current address for personal contacts or whatever you have been using it for thus far, but the new, alternate email address you create will only be given to TBN so all you will get is TBN subscription notifications, the newsletter, etc.

I know Gmail in particular has a great forwarding option that allows you to automatically have your mail sent to another email address (your original ATT email account!), so once you set it up, it really eliminates the whole issue of not receiving notifications from us. I believe other email carriers have the same forwarding abilities as well.

I have found Gmail to be great at filtering spam. I have never received any spam messages in my inbox and I've been with them for over 7 years.

So please see if you can find another way to make this work for you. We appreciate your patience and cooperation.

Thank You,

 

[Soundguy]

it's odd... i got the newsletter.. but not the subscriptions..

 

[Zick]

Hello Soundguy,

Chilly807 offered some good advice. As Ibrahim said, we haven't been able to find the perfect balance to serve every email carrier. And we have nearly reached our limit of what we can do here. So using another email carrier just for TBN mail is a great solution.

Having a second email address to link to your TBN account is not as hard as you might think. You can continue to use your current address for personal contacts or whatever you have been using it for thus far, but the new, alternate email address you create will only be given to TBN so all you will get is TBN subscription notifications, the newsletter, etc.

I know Gmail in particular has a great forwarding option that allows you to automatically have your mail sent to another email address (your original ATT email account!), so once you set it up, it really eliminates the whole issue of not receiving notifications from us. I believe other email carriers have the same forwarding abilities as well.

I have found Gmail to be great at filtering spam. I have never received any spam messages in my inbox and I've been with them for over 7 years.

So please see if you can find another way to make this work for you. We appreciate your patience and cooperation.

Thank You,

Interesting, I just tested this by changing from my normal Hotmail email to my GMAIL email and I just got a subscription email notification for the first time in like forever.

I will probably leave it like this even though I don't feel it is what I should have to do to fix this issue. I also find it odd that out of the many forums that I'm on, this is the only one that I have issues getting subscription notifications to work w/ my Hotmail account.