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A cry for help: I was using my primary BT email account for my BT Cloud, but it has been deleted presumably as I did not use it for email.
Is there any way to either reactivate the email address, or re-associate the cloud account which I can currently not access, to another sub address?
In addition, how am I supposed to manage email accounts if I can no longer login using the primary one?
Thanks for any advice.
Mark
@rowdocwrote:A cry for help: I was using my primary BT email account for my BT Cloud, but it has been deleted presumably as I did not use it for email.
Is there any way to either reactivate the email address, or re-associate the cloud account which I can currently not access, to another sub address?
In addition, how am I supposed to manage email accounts if I can no longer login using the primary one?
Thanks for any advice.
Mark
Hi, welcome to the forums.
If an email address has not been used for 90 days, then an extra 60 days for reactivation - i.e. more than 150 days, it can be deleted.
Not sure about the BTCloud problem, but as the BTID is not an email address - just that the ID might be the same characters as an email address, manage the emails accounts should be fine :-
as was posted in previous post it is part of T&C that if email not used for 120 days it is deleted if that has happened then there is no way back
do you know when you last accessed your email if between 90 and 120 then you could still be lucky and get it back
@rowdocwrote:A cry for help: I was using my primary BT email account for my BT Cloud, but it has been deleted presumably as I did not use it for email.
Is there any way to either reactivate the email address, or re-associate the cloud account which I can currently not access, to another sub address?
In addition, how am I supposed to manage email accounts if I can no longer login using the primary one?
Thanks for any advice.
Mark
Hi again.
What happens when you try to login to BTCloud :-
it asks for your BTID (even if it is the same characters as the email address).
Thanks for the welcome, and sorry for the delay in acknowledging your response.
I think I've been a bit stupid, as I have now found the right part of the email management to allow me to see the email addresses associated with the account. The main beef is BT Cloud, which had only just set up and spent some time copying files – all of which now I appear not able to access.
I'm pretty certain it's more than 120 days since I accessed the email, so I think my quest is at an end. I wonder what happens to the stranded data on the cloud though?
Again – thanks for taking the time to respond. I appreciate it!
Thank you Reverend: it has been more than 120 days for sure, so barring divine intervention I suspect it's game over.
Thank you very much for your response though.
@rowdocwrote:Thanks for the welcome, and sorry for the delay in acknowledging your response.
I think I've been a bit stupid, as I have now found the right part of the email management to allow me to see the email addresses associated with the account. The main beef is BT Cloud, which had only just set up and spent some time copying files – all of which now I appear not able to access.
I'm pretty certain it's more than 120 days since I accessed the email, so I think my quest is at an end. I wonder what happens to the stranded data on the cloud though?
Again – thanks for taking the time to respond. I appreciate it!
Hi again. Note it's actually an initial 90 days, then 60 days to reinstate - giving 150 in total before deletion.
I assume you can't login to BTCloud via the link I gave.
AFAIK, BTCloud is effectively separate from the email address, it was initially associated with the primary years ago.
I believe a moderator is required to see if there is any way of getting into the BTCloud system.