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Anonymous wrote:You need to create an account on another email platform, then update all your important accounts and services with your new email address. Comcast may have a way to auto forward emails, but you need to get rid of Comcast altogether. Don’t use ISP email like Comcast, Verizon etc.

Why not? I use Verizon email and it is fine.

Because it’s tied to your ISP account. Plus you should avoid Verizon as much as possible anyway. Awful company.

Anonymous wrote:You need to create an account on another email platform, then update all your important accounts and services with your new email address. Comcast may have a way to auto forward emails, but you need to get rid of Comcast altogether. Don’t use ISP email like Comcast, Verizon etc.

Why not? I use Verizon email and it is fine.

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You need to create an account on another email platform, then update all your important accounts and services with your new email address. Comcast may have a way to auto forward emails, but you need to get rid of Comcast altogether. Don’t use ISP email like Comcast, Verizon etc.

We had Comcast cable 6+ years ago and I kept Comcast email because everyone had it (family, kids medical team of which there are many due to medical issues, teachers, etc).

But I can’t stand it anymore. There is so much unfiltered spam and it fills up every so often and completely shuts down telling me it’s met quota and then having a password issue even though my password is correct.

How do I switch over but still get important emails??