email authentication..
Me too. Do you have dsl?
yes in fact I do
yes in fact I do
I think it is how our isp routes us.
There should be a checkbox on the authentication page that will save your address to a list of “verified” addresses. If you don’t see that checkbox, you might need to try adjusting your browser settings (compatibility mode, etc) or using a different browser.
Of course, if you’re IP address changes significantly enough that even saving the address to the verified list doesn’t help, well, not sure what to suggest.
Not only I have the same issue, but I also don’t get ANY email to validate my log in!
Yes I checked the spam folder and blah blah.
My ISP routinely refreshes client (ie. me) i.p. addresses. Sometimes they are 72.XXX , otherwise a 80.XXX range. Does this mean I will have to re-validate everytime my ISP does, for want of a better term, a “flush”.
A static IP would solve this, but that would cost me more.
Some must fight so that all may be free.
I’m so good it hurts.