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3 accounts one computer???

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This is a correction on an earlier question.

We are all learning spanish in our family. I am attempting to have my children have their own accounts and go through the lessons. When I log in for them we get rejected for not having the right password, but I am pretty sure I copied it down. I have a separate email for each account. I am trying to retrieve the passwords, but I feel like the system is rejecting us.

Have you set up something to prohibit more than one account in a household???

Thanks, Kathy Posted 1 sec ago | 0 views | link | flag | edit

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updated May 18, 2012
posted by thewilcox8
Ok, I see your correction now. - rac1, May 16, 2012
You can edit your posts, rather than writing another post with changes, there is a link on the bottom right of the post that enables you to do this. - afowen, May 16, 2012
Kathy, you can have more than one account per household with different email addresses. Please send me your information to support@spanishdict.com, and I will look up your username and can reset your password. - martha-sd, May 17, 2012

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Just resend the passwords to the e-mails (you know what I mean), and change them... they should work the second time around. Just try it.

updated May 24, 2012
posted by sinsonte
Thank you sinsonte! - rac1, May 16, 2012
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I've sent a feedback to the Owners to see if they can assist you. Give them a least 24 hours to respond. Usually Martha-SD sees these within 1- 5 hours.

I hope your password issue get's worked out, and welcome to Spanishdict.com.

updated May 18, 2012
posted by bandit51jd
Sinsonte's idea is a good one, too. - bandit51jd, May 16, 2012
I was able to reset passwords and seem to be able to get on now! Gracias. - thewilcox8, May 18, 2012
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Welcome to the forum! I do not believe that SD is blocking anything. You may want to try a different password.

updated May 16, 2012
posted by rac1