20. September 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: credit card, credit card charge, DOB, parent permission
I editted my DOB and created the "child requiring parent permission" issue with my existing account. I created a new account so I could give myself permission and verify that I am an adult by making the .50$ credit card charge but .....even though on
the new account I have chosen Canada as the region, entered a Canadian phone number, entered a Canadian address, chosen Canada as my work region .... the credit card form to be filled out to prove I am an adult defaults to the US with no drop down to change
this and so I can not enter my billing address since the Canadian postal code format is different and Ontario is obviously not in the drop down list of states.
19. September 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: parent account, parent permission
Child account needs parent permission to log on. But parent account has been closed and no longer active.
How would my child log on to email account when parent account does not exists?
thank you..
06. September 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: credit card, credit card charge, parent permission, Parent Permission problem, windows live account
I recently signed my son up for a windows live account. I followed the steps for Parent Permission, authorized a credit card charge for $0.50 as required. My credit card was charged accordingly. I received the confirmation email of permission being authorized
for my son's account and yet he still cannot sign in.
How do we correct this problem?
27. July 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: credit card information, parent permission
I am having trouble setting up my daughter's email. It says that she needs parent permission. I click on all the necessary steps and when I entered my credit card information to pay the $.50 and click submit, the next page says "unable to process request". What do I need to do?
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