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Ohio Racer
04-25-24, 18:30
I tried yesterday and today to change my email address for this site from a Gmail account I no longer have access to. I tried my current email address with both ATT and Currently but never got a validation link email. Then tried a new Gmail email and nothing. I then tried Hotmail still didn't receive one. Finally tried a old Yahoo email and the validation link email went through.

Wondering if this site has problems sending the emails or if some email providers might be blocking this site? Yes I checked the spam folders and nothing was there either.

MusicalBox
08-02-24, 06:05
I tried yesterday and today to change my email address for this site from a Gmail account I no longer have access to. I tried my current email address with both ATT and Currently but never got a validation link email. Then tried a new Gmail email and nothing. I then tried Hotmail still didn't receive one. Finally tried a old Yahoo email and the validation link email went through.

Wondering if this site has problems sending the emails or if some email providers might be blocking this site? Yes I checked the spam folders and nothing was there either.Had a similar problem when I tried to register. I thought I would try a new proton mail apparently usasg sent a email to me but I didn't receive it so I could not register on that account. I then tried a old yahoo mail and I received it ok. I had only renewed the proton email so it must have been blocked by them. Anyway I'm up and running now.

Alpine Start
12-30-24, 14:51
For those also having issues with receiving registration / activation emails. I tried numerous email domains, Gmail, yahoo, proton, hotmail, and none would receive the emails. Finally, I tried domains from Mail.com and they were able to receive the emails and allow me to activate. Hope this helps someone else.

UninhibitedFla
03-22-25, 08:32
For those also having issues with receiving registration / activation emails. I tried numerous email domains, Gmail, yahoo, proton, hotmail, and none would receive the emails. Finally, I tried domains from Mail.com and they were able to receive the emails and allow me to activate. Hope this helps someone else.Thank you for the post. I had the same issue and was able to change email to mail.com with success.

TugSpinosa
08-08-25, 14:16
For those also having issues with receiving registration / activation emails. I tried numerous email domains, Gmail, yahoo, proton, hotmail, and none would receive the emails. Finally, I tried domains from Mail.com and they were able to receive the emails and allow me to activate. Hope this helps someone else.This worked for me thank you.

Givmeabk
01-23-26, 17:34
For those also having issues with receiving registration / activation emails. I tried numerous email domains, Gmail, yahoo, proton, hotmail, and none would receive the emails. Finally, I tried domains from Mail.com and they were able to receive the emails and allow me to activate. Hope this helps someone else.Thank you. It worked for me too.

Ayasaki
04-16-26, 22:38
mail.com was stalling me probably because I was trying to use a textnow number for verification.

Anyway, mailfence.com seems to have let emails go through.

Although on that note, I never got a successful email sent from https://www.usasexguide.nl/forum/emailtest.php to the new email, but registration and password recovery came through, so I don't know if that means the emailtest doesn't work or if something it it even mailfence wouldn't allow.

They do include this warning though "This email has failed sender domain validation. It may be spoofed or improperly forwarded. This might happen if the email was forwarded incorrectly, or if someone is pretending to send an email from this domain. Be cautious before clicking links or opening attachments. ".

Midnightpass
04-17-26, 10:02
For those also having issues with receiving registration / activation emails. I tried numerous email domains, Gmail, yahoo, proton, hotmail, and none would receive the emails. Finally, I tried domains from Mail.com and they were able to receive the emails and allow me to activate. Hope this helps someone else.Thanks, but I can't get past mail's catchpa. Apparently Chrome is not updating and I haven't had success in deleting Chrome and reloading it. Any help is appreciated.

Jqp1857
04-20-26, 20:05
Thanks, but I can't get past mail's catchpa. Apparently Chrome is not updating and I haven't had success in deleting Chrome and reloading it. Any help is appreciated.I am in the US and couldn't create an account on mail.com nor mailfence.com.

Luckily I tried mail2 USA and was able to get the registration email.

Quick tip: don't change your email address! When I first became a member, yahoo.com got the activation email no problem. As of today, Gmail, proton, and yahoo do not get the activation emails.

Smitty Qbert
04-24-26, 17:07
I am in the US and couldn't create an account on mail.com nor mailfence.com.

Luckily I tried mail2 USA and was able to get the registration email.

Quick tip: don't change your email address! When I first became a member, yahoo.com got the activation email no problem. As of today, Gmail, proton, and yahoo do not get the activation emails.I forgot not to change it and got screwed up.

Mail dot com works and I put me as Canadian. Went into spam though.

Lumix
04-25-26, 17:46
mail.com was stalling me probably because I was trying to use a textnow number for verification.

Anyway, mailfence.com seems to have let emails go through.
After trying proton, ymail, hotmail, gmail with no luck, can confirm that mailfence worked and was finally able to activate my account. Thank you sir.

Husky Not Fat
08-06-26, 13:10
I've been lurking on this site for about a decade because I've never been able to activate my account. I tried several email addresses with no luck. I tried creating other email accounts but I wasn't able to do so without providing a phone number (I didn't want to use my personal number and they wouldn't accept burner numbers). My literal last attempt was Tuta Mail and it actually worked. You just need to wait a couple of days for activation. No phone number needed. Thank you Tuta Mail!