Hockinson resident Steven Zimmerman isn’t sure CenturyLink understands all the problems they are creating for the users
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On Sept. 19 I received an e-mail from CenturyLink Email Support. The e-mail stated that on Oct. 21 they were changing my e-mail from username@q.com to username@myctl.net. I’m not sure they understand all the problems they are creating for the users. Many websites use my e-mail account for log on and two-step verification. I fear losing access.
I have sent my concerns to CenturyLink and have yet to get a response. I wonder if other users have concerns and whether they have sent them to CenturyLink?
Steven Zimmerman
Hockinson
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