Changing broadband supplier/email
Discussion
Step 1: get a Gmail, Outlook, etc. email address, so you don't need to be tied to your internet service provider.
Step 2: forward any important emails to our new account (or there may be a transfer option)
Step 3: transfer any subscriptions to that address, and notify friends, etc.
Step 4: go to Quidco / Topcashback, etc. to get cashback for your transfer - it's genuinely free money!
Step 2: forward any important emails to our new account (or there may be a transfer option)
Step 3: transfer any subscriptions to that address, and notify friends, etc.
Step 4: go to Quidco / Topcashback, etc. to get cashback for your transfer - it's genuinely free money!
Edited by And then she on Wednesday 1st May 09:46
It's a major palaver & needs to be planned a year in advance.
- Decide on new email platform (Gmail/Outlook/O365) & create account
- Set up old email address as a mailbox within new account - set up to leave mail on server, not delete
- Migrate over all old email & work within new account only
- Work through changing all email signups to new email address
- Watch traffic to old address tail off & whenever mail arrive to it either update or unsubscribe
- Work out any miscellaneous accounts which are using the old address as the recovery email. This is the hardest to do
- After a year you may be safe to delete the old account as long as there has been no mail received - you decide the period
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