@er1 wrote:I left Rogers 6 years ago (literally to the day) when I switched to Teksavvy which is still a far superior ISP. Back a few years prior to leaving them, they partnered up with Yahoomail and because of that, everyone with a Rogers email account was able to log on to through Yahoo. Maybe now that link doesn't exist but because of it, after 6 years I still have a Rogers email account that I can freely access, but of course never use, and haven't paid them a penny for since leaving. So there's that.
Isn't that interesting!
After 6 years, you can sign in through the Yahoo/Rogers Mail site and access your Rogers inbox? I thought it would have been deleted. Have you tried using it recently?
Wow very interesting. I used to have a @rogers.com email address back in the day. What link did you use to sign in? I tried to find the rogers yahoo webmail page but cant find it, i can only find the new one right now, can you share the link? i want to see the exact login screen as the one you posted
I just tried and, yes, it still works. I don't think that they can force Yahoo to purge an email address.
@User14 wrote:
@er1 wrote:I left Rogers 6 years ago (literally to the day) when I switched to Teksavvy which is still a far superior ISP. Back a few years prior to leaving them, they partnered up with Yahoomail and because of that, everyone with a Rogers email account was able to log on to through Yahoo. Maybe now that link doesn't exist but because of it, after 6 years I still have a Rogers email account that I can freely access, but of course never use, and haven't paid them a penny for since leaving. So there's that.
Isn't that interesting!
After 6 years, you can sign in through the Yahoo/Rogers Mail site and access your Rogers inbox? I thought it would have been deleted. Have you tried using it recently?
funny enough back in the day when i had rogesr PIS (Portable internet Service) which was wireless broadband and connected to inukshuk towers wirelessly instead of using a coax, and cancelled my internet, my @rogers.com email was cancelled right away.
I learned that if i want to use an email address for ever even if i move, to make sure its not tied to an isp.
I learned that if i want to use an email address for ever even if i move, to make sure its not tied to an isp.
Good evening @User14
With all the different services we use that require your email for verification, I know how important it is to have access to your email account is! I can certainly answer your questions for you.
@User14 wrote:
I was told recently that if you cancel your Rogers cable TV, internet and home phone, but keep a Rogers account with your wireless plan, your Rogers email will not be deleted.
You can only transfer your email account to a Wireless plan if you have Mobile Internet with us.
@User14 wrote:
Is it also true that you can keep your Rogers email active by simpy paying an annual fee to Rogers?
At this time, we don't have an option for strictly email only.
@User14 wrote:
Does anyone know if there is a way of merging your Rogers email with a Yahoo email address so that you basically have an alias that uses the Yahoo servers?
Ref: https://www.rogers.com/customer/support/article/merged-accounts-faqs-and-flow
Merging your Rogers email account to a Yahoo account is no longer an option as of 2017.
We'd hate to see you go as a customer! As Maude mentioned, please reach out and we can certainly go over our plans with you. 🙂
RogersTim
As mentioned previously in this post, but in case you dont look all the way back.
IF you have someone else (hopefully family, etc) that still has rogers services, you can transfer your email from your account, over to theirs.
When I was moving from my previous house to my current, there was a 6m gap inbetween. So I had to cancel and re sign up.
So I transferred it from my account, to my mothers. Then after I had my services back up and running, transferred it back to my account.
