105831-turning-off-ip-verification-on-the-forum-how

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I have a dynamic IP. Sometimes I don't even want to log on to the forums when I read them because I already know I will have to click the sign-in button, open Hotmail, click on my mail, close the tab, go back to the forums and say that yes, I am me.
 
Am I exagerating? Well, this is how my inbox looks like.
 
 
 
 
And this is from my account:
 
 
 
 
To top it off yesterday I was unable to log on since I was not getting the emails with the verification. Restarting the computer, refreshing, checking the junk mail folder, nothing. Today morning I had four verification emails waiting when I logged on.
 
So, any tips?
 	
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			I've been wondering this as well. I log in from multiple computers and it gets annoying. I heard someone mention that you could change the settings from NCSoft's website itself but I checked and did not see anything.	
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			When youre logging in with your accountname and password and they ask you to verify, isnt there a little checkbox down on the left side asking if you want it to remember the device or location or something like that and not ask you to verify again?	
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			There is, but that is for that device only. That works fine on my personal computer. But say, if I want to browse and log in on my cell phone, good luck. I'll have to verify through email every time. 	
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When youre logging in with your accountname and password and they ask you to verify, isnt there a little checkbox down on the left side asking if you want it to remember the device or location or something like that and not ask you to verify again?
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			I have this same problem and it's more than just a little annoying.	
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Sounds like they should let you add subnet masks to those IP locations, to cover the range of dynamic IPs that you could be coming from.
 
But then their support people would have to be able to explain subnets in a way that the masses understand.  And that just makes me giggle.
 
So maybe an option to suppress that particular security measure?  Voluntary, not recommended, but there in case you get tired of spamming your own inbox.	
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			You can reach out to your ISP and see if they'll assign you a static IP. I'm in Florida, USA and my ISP provides static IPs for a small fee. Not an ideal solution if your ISP charges you for a staic IP address, yet you may luck in and it'll be free.	
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