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I am having the same technical issue - HBOGO says I need a subscription - when I have had successful logins in the past.  And I have a .net account (I think) I have email, I can log into www.verizon.net but then it ships me over to www.veizon.com.   My successful HBOGO has been with my .com login credentials.  Has there been a change?

Thanks for the expert advice.  Adding the line to the Anti-XSS exception worked for me.  I still can't use my forum name and password to log in but at least I can use my verizon.com one without first going through the main page.

What does your FIOS email address have to to with HGOGO?  The login screen asks for your online verizon account info which is different than my email address.  I am also experiencing a high level of frustration about not being able to log in.  I have tried both "registered" and "new".  Both ask for my online verizon username and password and then I get sent to another page that says if I want to access this page I need to log in.  The boxes are not even in the little window and there are no scroll bars.  I am using Firefox as my browser.  I can click on a partially hidden tab at the top and the username/password boxes become visible but it's the same old story - Verizon suddenly have forgotten who I am -  niether my forums, nor my Verizon.com, nor my Verizon.net email names work.

@Justin wrote: @mustbjones wrote: Hardware issues are easy to fix.  Just tell Moto that with the next buy, add PiP, or Verizon goes to another supplier. You are right, hardware issues are easy to fix, just buy new hardware, and write software to support it . So tell me, how much extra are you willing to pay Verizon so they can replace all of the DVRs they have installed, and write the code to support the new hardware? And how long do you think that will take? I have no idea how many DVRs are currently installed in customer installations, sitting in the warehouses waiting to be installed, etc, but since Verizon has about two million FiOS TV customers I think, I would guess at least one million. So, how long and how much to replace all of that? If they get some other brand, they will have to develop new software that fits that architecture before they can deliver the first box. And with that new capability there would probably be huge demand for it, and initially a very low supply. When do you think you (or I) would get one? I want the capability too. But I think it is unrealistic to expect it anytime soon, assuming that the current hardware won't work (which we all hope is incorrect). If all or most of the hardware already in use actually does/could support PIP, then the timeframe could be a few months or even less. But new hardware? Years I think, unfortunately.  I hope I am wrong. __________________________________ Justin Verizon FiOS TV, Internet, and phone IMG 1.6.2, Build 08.58 Keller, TX 76248 I would be willing to pay a $25 once upgrade fee.  It could just be a simple board change, or putting a card in a slot.  The technology all ready exists and nothing new is being invented.  And, it would keep Verizon competitive with Comcast and Direct TV - in this area.

I still can't get the forum login to work.  I type my forum unser name in, then my password, then check the forum user box, then click the Enter button.  I then get cycled back with the user name/password error.  I have to log into my regular verizon account then switch to the forums.  I am using Firefox 3.0.9.

Yes, I have http://forums.verizon.com/vrzn/ bookmarked.  The main page appears and then I click on the "Sign In" icon in the read bar.  It takes me to the forum users sign-in page.  Here I try to type in either my forum username and password (which says there is a mis-match) or my verizon.com username/password, which recently been giving me the following error message" The page at https://www22.verizon.com says "zipcode not available" it then kicks me back to the forum users sign in page.  I finally have to use the sign in link at the top of the page, sign into my verizon.com account, then track over to the forums page.