Why 2 Log-ins?
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Why 2 Log-ins?
3 weeks ago - last edited 3 weeks ago
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Why do we have two log-ins? One for our general account and one for the Community? Couldn't they be made one?
Re: Why 2 Log-ins?
3 weeks ago
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@craggyducks No. The forum is entirely separate from your Plusnet account.
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3 weeks ago
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Thanks John.
I know they are separate, my questions was why. Anyway I googled it:
Plusnet uses separate accounts for its Community forum and your main broadband account primarily for security, technical separation, and privacy. Your main account holds sensitive personal and billing details, while the community operates on a public forum platform.
Re: Why 2 Log-ins?
3 weeks ago - last edited 3 weeks ago
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So there you have it.
By the way, the Community Account has always had a separate login, even before it was made a public forum, back in around 2018, @craggyducks
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3 weeks ago
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I have my same forum username from many years back, my account username however has been different on each occasion I have come back to +Net, as you cannot re- activate an old account. Having to have the same forum login as my broadband, would mean all my threads are separate.
Mark
Re: Why 2 Log-ins?
3 weeks ago
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@Marksfish wrote:
my account username however has been different on each occasion I have come back to +Net, as you cannot re- activate an old account.
If anything needs changing that does - I now have two broadband account because of a two year absence from PlusNet broadband... seems crazy to me and confused me completely when I logged into my old account by mistake and it told me my connection was being terminated..!! Took me a few minutes to work out what was going on.
I guess none of these systems are going to get much (if any) development now that PlusNet is the "cheap" product from the BT group.
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@craggyducks wrote:
Why do we have two log-ins? One for our general account and one for the Community? Couldn't they be made one?
Years ago that was actually how it operated here - your username was your forum account too.
The snag? - Only one person in each house could use the forum.
You could always register on the forum with the same username and password I guess..
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6 hours ago
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Thread moved from General Chat to Community Site Feedback.
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Re: Why 2 Log-ins?
6 hours ago
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@7up wrote:
@craggyducks wrote:
Why do we have two log-ins? One for our general account and one for the Community? Couldn't they be made one?
Years ago that was actually how it operated here - your username was your forum account too.
I've been a member of these fora since 2002 and don't remember that being the case. My forum name has always been Mav but that has never been my General Account. Perhaps you go back further than me?
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