said: 
>What's unlucky ?  It worked fine for me for over a year, with no 
>deviation from that, and now it suddenly doesn't. 
Most of us have never had a deviation.  You are unlucky. 
>> Have you tried the password recovery option yet? 
>I thought I was clear about that in my original message. 
No.  I was not.  Otherwise I would not have asked. 
>It all starts 
>with the Username.  If they don't accept your Username, if this generates 
>the error that indicates you are not in their database, then nothing else 
>matters.  You can't get any farther than that.  Game Over.  This includes 
>getting to the "Retrieve Lost Password via email" option. 
Perhaps you have forgotten your username?  jr_fox works just fine and 
takes me right to the recovery question.  Are you saying jr_fox is not 
your username? 
>It has become rather annoying, speaks poorly for 
>any business concern, and I don't intend to let them slide on it. 
It's your choice.  You can spend your time complaining or you can spend 
your time trying to get the problem resolved.  I don't have a lot of time 
to spend complaining. 
Steven 
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