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Does the XFINITY Verified logo show up on an account converted to Yahoo?
Does the XFINITY Verified logo show up on an account converted to Yahoo?
Posting this test message and then selecting "Like" to find out.
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No, it does not. I get an "X" at the left edge of the of the Sender/Subject lines, but that's pretty cryptic. Where are the "Xf" tag
and the "Verified Email. Learn More" link that https://www.xfinity.com/support/articles/comcast-verified-email describes, and
that always showed up using https://connect.xfinity.com?



EG
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4 days ago
The concern is not "Community Center" help related............ Topic moved here to the proper help section for assistance.
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XfinityAlex
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4 days ago
@BruceW1
The red "Xf" from Xfinity Connect will not work on the Yahoo side. However, BIMI should be working for yahoo.com accounts, as well as migrated comcast.net accounts. The logo should look somewhat similar to the purple X logo used in my avatar here.
Does that help?
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BruceW
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3 days ago
What does that mean exactly? What should we see when genuine Comcast/Xfinity email arrives at a migrated comcast.net address at Yahoo?
Not quite. Your logo here in the Forums is a purple disc with an inscribed white X. The logo that appears on official Xfinity email sent to a migrated comcast.net addresses at Yahoo has a slightly-off-white disc with a purple X. So the colors are basically reversed.
Also:
Given that Comcast is a $100 billion company with over 100,000 employees, I would have thought it would be able and want to check these things for itself. Apparently, I was mistaken.
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BruceW
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20 hours ago
It astonishes me that Comcast has brought this plague upon us, apparently without any interest in seeing how it's working.
Maybe you could if you bothered to look? If that's too much to ask, here's "what I'm seeing":
If this is BIMI, it is essentially useless. Where is any indication official emails from Comcast/Xfinity are in fact official?? All we get is a stylized "X". Is that from Xfinity? X (Twitter)? Some other sender who's name starts with an X?
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BruceW
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18 hours ago
I'd like to see Comcast/Xfinity do everything it can to discourage spammers and scammers. I would have thought Comcast/Xfinity would be on board with that idea. Sure, taking action has a cost, but not taking action has a cost as well.
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