Forum: Is there a way to stop the 30 day verification logon?

[dlockers]

I suspect it's just you

Note: Every registration I make has not only a unique password, but a unique email too

Lol wtf

 

[NeilF]

We looked at this, it can't be done.

That's a shame because probably 99% of users probably don't use the MM

User security is one of our greatest concerns. How would you feel if your account was compromised, someone posted on MM and ripped off another member? Luckily, we noticed before any harm was done but protecting our members from possible scams is vital otherwise the MM (which has many, many users) would completely lose the reputation it has.

Understood, and yet the likes of Amazon and similar survive without 30day verification.

Shame it's required here... Anyhoo if it's the only way to solve the problem...
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[NeilF]

Lol wtf

I have a domain. So I tailor email addresses. Eg: [email protected], or [email protected].

Easy, and obviously a touch more secure, and can be useful. Eg: I spotted an insurance company selling my details once to other firms.

 

[Mekrel]

What has Amazon got to do with anything? Administrators of OcUK want to mandate 2FA, it's their choice. Amazon isn't the gospel of web security.

You'll probably spend more time tying your shoe laces in a year vs authenticating yourself every 30 days.

 

[Quartz]

Note: Every registration I make has not only a unique password, but a unique email too

Yup. You have your own domain don't you?

 

[NeilF]

What has Amazon got to do with anything? Administrators of OcUK want to mandate 2FA, it's their choice. Amazon isn't the gospel of web security.

You'll probably spend more time tying your shoe laces in a year vs authenticating yourself every 30 days.

I have slip ons I do spend more time brushing my teeth, but that's as stupid an analogy as shoe laces...

It's a simple point/request so stop being so white knighty.

 

[Feek]

I'll close this as it's the second or third thread we've had asking the same question in the space of a week.