ATT.NET Email Password Recovery
ATT email Password Reset- Change/Forgot/Recover Password Tips
If the Password you need to reset is also used to access the same email account from your smartphone, you will need to update the email settings on your smartphone.
Also, if you access your email through a third-party email client, be sure to change your password to ensure uninterrupted email service.
AT&T email Forgot Password
If you recently changed the password for your AT&T User ID, try to sign in to your email using that new password. If that doesn’t work, reset your password:
Go to AT&T.
Select Forgot Password?
Complete the password info.
Choose security questions or temporary password and follow the prompts.
If you choose temporary password, we’ll let you know where we sent it.
Create your new password.
Reset your att email password with security questions
Follow these steps to reset your password by answering your security questions.
If you don’t remember them, you can update your security questions and answers. You can also follow the next set of instructions to reset with a temporary password.
Visit the Forgot Password page.
Select Password.
Enter your full AT&T email address and your last name.
Select Continue.
From the drop-down menu, select I'll answer my security questions.
Answer the security questions that you set for your account.
Select Continue.
Follow the prompts to create your new password.
Once successful, you’ll receive confirmation that your password has been reset. It may take up to five minutes for the new password to take effect.
Update security questions and answers
Keep your security questions and answers for your user ID updated in case you forget your password.
Learn how to update your security questions and answers
Go to Profile and then Sign-in info.
In the Online security questions section, select Change security questions.
Complete and save your security questions and answers.
Helpful tips
It’s a good idea to update your security questions and answers frequently.
If you forget your password, you can sign in by answering your security questions.
It’s important to keep your user ID contact email up to date. That way, if you forget your password, we can send you a temporary password by email.
Important information about shared passwords for att.net and att.com
If you have an Access ID with an AT&T email address associated with the email, the password will be the same on att.com and att.net.
If you change your password, it changes for both your Access ID and your email address.
Always use your AT&T email address to complete these instructions, even if it's merged with a yahoo.com email address.
The following instructions are valid for both primary and secondary email addresses and for all AT&T email address domains ( bellsouth.net, flash.net, prodigy.net, s wans.net, nvbell.net, att.net, pacbell.net, swbell.net, snet.net ).
Reset your AT&T password with a temporary password
If you don’t know the answers to your security questions, follow these steps.
Note: This method is only available if you have saved to your account a email address that is different from the address for which you are attempting to reset the password.
Visit the Forgot Password page.
Select Password.
Enter your AT&T email address and your last name.
Select Continue.
From the drop-down menu, select Send me a temporary password.
Select how you’d like the temporary password sent to you.
Select Continue. Check for the temporary password.
Copy the temporary password and enter it in the provided field. Follow the instructions to create a new, permanent password. If you mistakenly close the window, you can use your temporary password one time by going to the myAT&T sign-in page. You will then be prompted to create your new password.
Update an email password using a smartphone, tablet, or computer.
For security reasons, it’s a great idea to change your password regularly. You can do this on myAT&T.
Go to your Sign-in info.
Select Change password.
Enter and save your password info.
NOTE: Your new password may also apply to your AT&T User ID.
Forgot ATT Email Password
Visit the Forgot Password page.
Select Password.
Enter your ATT email address and your last name.
Select Continue.
From the drop-down menu, select Send me a temporary password.
Select how you’d like the temporary password sent to you.
Select Continue. Check for the temporary password.
Copy the temporary password and enter it in the provided field. Follow the instructions to create a new, permanent password. If you mistakenly close the window, you can use your temporary password one time by going to the myAT&T sign-in page. You will then be prompted to create your new password.
ATT Email Password Reset - Bellsouth Email Password Reset
From a web program, go to the web address "att.net".
Tap on Sign in interface from the upper right hand side of the landing page. You will be re-coordinated to the Login page.
On the off chance that you have overlooked your Bellsouth email secret key, at that point the login blunder message will show up on your screen.
Tap on 'Forgot Bellsouth email Password?' interface underneath the Password field. It will take you to att.com Password Reset area.
Now check Password box. Please enter your User ID and your Last Name. Click on Continue button.
You can now choose to receive a temporary password or answer your security questions. Select ‘Send me a temporary password’ or ‘I’ll answer my security questions’.
If you select a temporary password, then AT&T will send you an email with a new temporary password in your recovery email address. Log in using that temporary password and now create a new password for bellsouth.net login.
If you remember your security questions and answers, simply answer your security questions 1 & 2 and click Continue. Now create a new password.
Reset your bellsouth email password with & without security questions
Follow these steps to reset your password by answering your security questions.
If you don’t remember them, you can update your security questions and answers. You can also follow the next set of instructions to reset with a temporary password.
Visit the Forgot Password page.
Select Password.
Enter your full bellsouth email address and your last name.
Select Continue.
From the drop-down menu, select I’ll answer my security questions.
Answer the security questions that you set for your account.
Select Continue.
Follow the prompts to create your new password.
Once successful, you’ll receive confirmation that your password has been reset. It may take up to five minutes for the new password to take effect.
Forgot Bellsouth Email Password
Visit the bellsouth Forgot Password page.
Select Password.
Enter your full bellsouth email address and your last name.
Select Continue.
From the drop-down menu, select I’ll answer my security questions.
Answer the security questions that you set for your account.
Select Continue.
Follow the prompts to create your new password.
To settle this issue, just change your password to a more secure .
If you forgot your email password for signing in
Select Forgot password?
Complete the Password section.
Choose temporary password or security questions and follow the prompts.
If you chose temporary password, enter the password you received. The temporary password page will tell you where the password was sent.
Create your new password.
If you forgot your at&t ID and password
Select Forgot ID? > User ID & Password.
Enter your contact email address.
If prompted, choose how you would like to receive your ID.
Enter your user ID that was sent to you.
Choose temporary password or security questions and follow the prompts.
If you chose temporary password, enter the password you received. The temporary password page will tell you where the password was sent.
Create your new password.
Check your AT&T email
Get your email anywhere you have web access with att.net. Or, use an email app or program.
Access your email on the web
Go to att.net.
Select Mail.
Enter your email address and password.
Select Sign In. To stay signed in, select Keep me signed in.
Heads up: If you’re already signed in to att.net or AT&T Begin, select Home and then Mail.