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How to Change/Update in.com Password

September 28, 2010 by Yogesh Patel

in.com Mail Services LogoJust like Google Mail, Yahoo Mail or Hotmail, we have in.com offering their free mail services. What I personally like about in.com mailing services is that your email ID looks very small because at extension you get @in.com which is quite easy to remember and as its new service you can get your own desired username. I easily registered yogeshpatel and yopatel with them. With in.com you can send future mails- mails that you compose now can be sent at your preferred time. Lets get on to the topic – Changing your in.com password.

How to Change in.com Password

So are you looking to update your password at in.com services? Its just the same procedure followed with all the mailing services.

1. Make sure that you are logged with the existing in.com account.

2. Navigate to My Settings on the top right corner found at your Inbox.

3. Now under My Settings, make sure that you select Personal Info/ Change Password.

4. Here you will have the option to update your First Name, Last Name, Mobile Number, Secondary Email, Security Questions, update password. Your work here is to directly proceed to password changing. Provide your current password and new password and click on Save.
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5. This will update your in.com password to your preferred new one. You can verify by logout and then login again.

This is quite simple than compared with the long procedure of changing Hotmail password.

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  1. Web Hosting says

    January 29, 2011 at 6:19 pm

    I rarely use .in mailbox though I have an account but don’t prefer it. One of the best feature which I like about .in mails is its ability to send “Future Mails”. This kind of feature is the GMail future request but lets see when they gonna implement this.

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