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    Customer ServiceReliability

    Reviewed Nov. 19, 2024

    I had been with Juno since it was merged with a company called Pipex Dial. So for decades and when I last attempted to login, I found I could not. Like many I have it as my main email address and my main contact. I found little help on resetting the account and found multiple security compromises associated with the account. While there is a loyalty factor on my part. The support was unacceptable so I just simply changed my service provider and obtained a new email address, it is a pain but do it soon even if you have access now. The transition will be less painful, and all I can say is Juno you suck.

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    Reviewed Aug. 14, 2024

    My family had a Juno account since the dark ages when they were offering free internet and were one of the only email accounts out there. My dad still uses the account against my recent pleas to get rid of it. Unfortunately now it's too late and hackers have gotten into the account. It's far from easy to use, and as such I had him give me the password so I could reset the password and kick the hackers out. As I was going through it I realized that the security probably hasn't been updated since the 1990s and it actually requires you to have an extremely low level complexity password. Only allowing lowercase letters and numbers and a max of 12 characters. As the only people that still use the service are elderly at this point, it has just become a target for phishing scams on the elderly.

    On top of that, when I was going through the account info it requires their address and shows that as well as prominently displaying their names, most of their credit card information, and their security question and answer. If anyone who is reading this still uses Juno, please get rid of it right now. As it has been said in other reviews on here. At this point they are just a home for scammers. Let your contacts know that you are changing to a modern, secure account such as Gmail or even Yahoo, and then download whatever important information you have on there and stop any payments if they're automatic. If they don't allow you to, then go to your bank and have them stop the payments.

    If you get anything saying that you owe them money, have a copy of your email requesting the stopping of automatic payments either printed out or saved in a file so that it can be referenced. Very likely, as the company no longer seems to be based out of the US, they will not even pursue the issue. This is your warning. GET OUT NOW! There is no way the people that ran the company did not know about all of the new security requirements that have happened in the last 30 years. The fact that their security is so bad shows that they are complicit in the scams.

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      Customer ServiceStaff

      Reviewed Oct. 12, 2023

      I have had an account since 2000, 23 years...what a joke, I tried calling to cancel my account (autopay) and twice a representative (Tony) in very broken English "pretended" that he couldn't hear me and hung up on me TWICE! The service is sub-par, the customer service is non-existent.

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      Customer Service

      Reviewed July 21, 2023

      My Juno email account was compromised and the password was changed. Their process is to send an email to your email account with a temporary password. Yet if you don't have another email account then you can't receive the email. They then wanted me to send a picture ID. They still have not corrected the issue. At this point I wanted to just delete the account but they won't do it. I sent them the photo ID and told them that all my sensitive information has been hacked. They have failed to correct these issues. Their process to recover and process a new password is flawed. They allowed my information to remain available to whomever changed my password.

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      Customer ServiceSales & MarketingReliability

      Reviewed July 21, 2023

      I have used Juno.com for over 23 years, and I never really had any major problems, only annoyances like how they attached advertisements in every email that I sent, or that they don't upgrade their functionality. It's a very archaic service, and whenever I give someone my email address, they either don't recognize it or they realize how old I am, but I have kept the account because I have so many online accounts connected to that email address.

      Last weekend, Juno suddenly would no longer allow me to log in. I proceeded through the recovery questions, and it still wouldn't allow me to log in. I have emailed them at password@support.juno.com over and over again and have not received a single response. Their customer support number is entirely recorded prompts that end up telling you to email them for password reset. Nothing helps! I've been wasting my days changing my email contact address in my of my online accounts since I can't get any help from Juno. TERRIBLE service!

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      Reviewed March 12, 2022

      They are very slow to post messages sent to you. Do not use Juno for receiving one-time passwords because the OTP will likely have expired by the time you receive it via Juno. Or the Zoom session will be over by the time you receive the link in Juno email. I hope Juno reads this and speeds up their email delivery because the service is otherwise ok.

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      Customer Service

      Reviewed Feb. 20, 2022

      I am unable to log on. It keeps saying another account is using my email. I have written them, customer support, NetZero. United Online..No response. I have called..They keep saying they are closed and I am calling during the hours they say they are opened. I am stuck without email. Anyone have this experience? How to solve it?

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      Customer ServiceSales & Marketing

      Reviewed Nov. 1, 2021

      I have had the "Free" version of Juno email for many, many years (can't tell you exactly how many right now because my Juno email page is currently "locking-up" and won't allow me to go back to my first emails to see how long I've had it). The free Juno runs advertising all the time and places the ads on the page in places that almost sometimes "trick" you into clicking on the ads by mistake even though you're really trying to just click on an email. The ads running all the time seem to slow down the process of trying to read and open emails.

      I originally started with Juno many years ago before I knew much about computers (I am 66 now and did not use them in my blue-collar job) because a fellow worker of mine said it was free and he used it. In the last few years I have started using another "free" email service for most of my important emails and wish now that I had done that from the start since it works very well. I do not recommend "Free" Juno email and cannot speak about the Juno email one must pay for as I have never had that service.

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      Reviewed March 16, 2021

      I have faithfully used Juno webmail for a decade or more and found it to be as efficient as the other brand names out there in computer land. From security to surfing the web and in using this site to shop and order products I have found no issues and notifications are on time.

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      Customer Service

      Reviewed July 1, 2020

      I have paid for a Juno email account each month for over twenty years. On July 29, 2020, Juno emailed me and stated that I was to change my password because there was a Juno security issue. I knew nothing of this password request until the next day. On that day, I was locked out of my account, unable to know anything about my emails. The next day, or on July 1st, I called Juno and asked for my account to be unlocked but was told I would have to pay $25 to have my account unlocked to and update my password.

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      Juno Online Services author review by ConsumerAffairs Research Team

      Both Juno and NetZero are owned by United Online, which also operates some of the smaller ISPs like BlueLight. Juno offers the same free Internet access as NetZero, and it has dial-up lines in 8,000 cities across North America.

      • Faster browsing: Recent technology updates allow customers to browse faster with only slightly lower resolution of downloaded images.

      • Access in more places: Juno is another provider that brings Internet access to some of the most remote regions in the United States and Canada.

      • Low cost: Like its sister ISP NetZero, this is a very low cost option with quick set up times and no installation required for its dialup plans.

      The ConsumerAffairs Research Team believes everyone deserves to make smart decisions. We aim to provide readers with the most up-to-date information available about today's consumer products and services.

      Juno Online Services Company Information

      Company Name:
      Juno Online Services
      Year Founded:
      1996
      Address:
      21301 Burbank Boulevard
      State/Province:
      CA
      Postal Code:
      91367
      Country:
      United States
      Website:
      www.juno.com