Changing your license password

[Shamil.]

Nah that's too obvious. I need someone's direct e-mail, I could address them as if speaking to a long lost friend trying to browbeat my desired outcome.

[email protected]? [email protected]? I know vBulletin.com email is handled by Google Apps

[Paul M]

As I recall, there is a plan to re-do the customer area and sign in, which will allow you to set your own password.

[CK]

As I recall, there is a plan to re-do the customer area and sign in, which will allow you to set your own password.

what's your email address Mr, this is SERIOUS BUSINESS!

[Paul M]

What has my e-mail address got to do with anything ?

[CK]

What has my e-mail address got to do with anything ?

See post 15 however I have just realised you're part of the org team and not the dot com team. Your email good sir is no longer required.

[Zachery]

Demanding anything is bound to get you no where.

[Robbiefritz]

I believe it was more in jest.

[Carlos 360]

Demanding anything is bound to get you no where.

*Stands up* I demand a recount!

[Ellendway]

Apparently, it's more secure if we don't have the ability to change it.

If you're using passwords like root123456789 of course it's.

Anyway I don't see a problem with password. I'm using MS Outlook and I have got my account name and password on the top of one folder. Maybe you can try wordpad or other .txt documents.

[Shamil.]

If you're using passwords like root123456789 of course it's.

Anyway I don't see a problem with password. I'm using MS Outlook and I have got my account name and password on the top of one folder. Maybe you can try wordpad or other .txt documents.

That's not secure, if your computer is compromised.

[CK]

I demand change don't make me make up statistics to back up my point or I will be forced to comment on nearly every other topic while somehow tying it back to this complaint.

Seriously though, just having the browser saving it would be nice tbh.

Demanding anything is bound to get you no where.

Fine, you asked for it.

84% of all vBulletin license holders would like the ability to set their own password. *SLAMS FISTS ON TABLE*

[tjwiforums]

It's a bit nonsensical, can't believe no one else has asked for this.

It's not about the being asked, it's about how well the company listens to it's customers

[Pandemikk]

Sounds like a good idea.