AOL E-mail Password Reset

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As with many web sites, AOL has moved away from password restoration, instead offering a password reset alternative as a extra comfortable approach. AOL has advanced smooth procedures to do so. they're updated from time to time however generally entail similar steps:

• Go to the AOL Mail login page.
• Select Login/Join.
• Type in your AOL username.
• Click Next.
• Choose Forgot password?.
• Type in your username.
• Tap Next.
• Type in the phone number associated with your account, the one you entered when you created it. (You might be able to choose another method here, too, depending on which screen AOL sent you to. Stop here and see the other instructions below.)
• Click Next.
• To verify your identity, AOL requires a verification code. You can have it sent to you by text or a phone call. Just choose whichever method you prefer.
• After you receive your code, type it into the Enter Code field.
• Click Next.
• Enter the new password you'd like to use.
• Click Save.

You also can choose to receive an email to reset your password:

• Choose Try another verification option.
• Select Email a reset link to my recovery email address.
• Tap Next. This will prompt the system to send an email to the address you provided as an alternative when you signed up for AOL Mail.
• Click Close.
• Open your alternative email account and look for the password reset message from AOL. It will have a subject line something like "Request to reset your password."
• Click on the Reset Password button or link in the email.
• On the page where the link sends you, enter a new password.
• Click Save.

Tips for Creating Secure Passwords

As you reset your AOL Mail password, keep in mind these tips:

1. Don't use anything obvious, like "123456" or "mypassword."
2. The longer your password, the more secure it is
3. Don't use letters that are next to each other on your keyboard or that follow some obvious pattern, such as the four corners of your phone's keypad.
4. Don't use the same password that you use on another site. Make each password for each site unique.
5. Don't build a password on personal details such as birthdates, addresses, phone numbers, etc.
6. Change your password from time to time.
7. If you get an email requesting that you change your password, don't click on any link in the email; the email could have come from a hacker. Instead, type the website address into your browser and go to your account. If it's a legitimate request, it will show up there. 

If you are facing any kind of problume you can call us on +1800-314-2945 or visit our website.