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Hopefully, incidents like this where some customers are seeing $1,000-plus charges on their credit cards from Visible may make that feature a higher priority.

#VERIZON PHONE NUMBER EXPIRED IPOLECK SYSTEM STAMP PASSWORD#

With many security breaches, the advice is to change your password and make sure you have two-factor authentication turned on, but Visible currently doesn’t support 2FA. Without much official word from the company, it’s hard to say exactly how the reported breaches happened, and what any potential hackers have access to - though we’ll keep you updated if we hear back. The error message I received earlier trying to log into the app. I haven’t received any emails, texts, or other communications from the company regarding this situation. I’m able to log in online and make sure my order history doesn’t have anything untoward, and opening the app is working like normal (though I received a few errors earlier in the day). I’m a Visible customer myself (I switched from T-Mobile for reasons unrelated to its recent massive data breach, but am very thrilled to possibly have been double-owned) and so far my account doesn’t seem to be compromised. I haven’t received any emails or texts from the company about the situation Verizon didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment from The Verge. The statement did recommend that users change their passwords, but as many commenters pointed out (and as I can confirm), the password reset system currently isn’t working. A user marked as a Visible employee on the subreddit posted a statement on Monday afternoon, saying that a “small number” of accounts were affected, but that the company didn’t believe its systems had been breached. Visible’s customer service account on Twitter seemingly hasn’t addressed the issue, besides directing upset customers to its DMs. Starting on Monday, customers on both Twitter and Reddit reported en masse that they’d been getting emails from the company about changed passwords and addresses, and that they’ve had difficulties contacting the company’s chat support. If you’re not familiar, Visible is a cell service owned and operated by Verizon that pitches itself as a less expensive, “all-digital” network, meaning there aren’t any physical stores like you’d get with a traditional carrier. Some customers of Verizon’s Visible service are using social media to say that hackers have accessed their accounts, changed their information to lock them out, and in some cases even ordered phones using their payment info ( via XDA). You will get the option to activate your device over the phone. Automated System & Live Support Advocate: To get the telephone number for activation support, follow the Activate by Phone method below.

CBW also provides Notary services for voicemail messages that are being archived.Update October 13th, 1:10PM ET : Visible has confirmed that some accounts were accessed without authorization. Follow the Activate using an Internet Connection method below to attempt via the internet. This archival service is not available for text and multimedia messages. Your voicemail messages can't be enhanced therefore, any copies will be exactly what you hear in your mailbox if the message that was left for you is garbled, the copy of the message will be as well. If a message has already been deleted, it can't be retrieved or copied.

The message(s) you wish to have copied MUST still be present in your voice mailbox. with your mobile phone number and voicemail password so they can access your mailbox. To have a copy of your message(s) made, you'll be asked to provide CBW Productions, Inc. Before any voicemail messages can be copied, you must register with CBW Productions. Note: This isn't a Verizon wireless service. Visit CBW Productions and select the format you wish to use for your message archive.

Yes, permanent copies of your voicemail messages can be made through CBW Productions, Inc.

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