[Android Central Question]

Trying to find my password for Credit Karma and they said I would through my junk folder

[mustang7757]

Trying to find my password for Credit Karma and they said I would through my junk folder

You talking about you email?

[B. Diddy]

Welcome to Android Central! What do you mean by "junk folder"? I can guarantee you that if you forgot a password to your account, it isn't going to be in some random junk folder -- that would be incredibly insecure.

[B. Diddy]

Duplicate threads merged.

[VidJunky]

If they sent you a password and you did not receive it in the inbox of your email you may have been advised to check your junk or spam folder for your email. Some apps will allow you to access other folders besides just your email inbox but the easiest way to do this since you've given no information about what device you have or app you're using is log-in from a PC or laptop. You could try the browser on your phone and choose the option to view the page as a desktop option in the menu. Remember those temp passwords are time sensitive and expire to prevent unauthorized use.

[mustang7757]

Welcome to Android Central! What do you mean by "junk folder"? I can guarantee you that if you forgot a password to your account, it isn't going to be in some random junk folder -- that would be incredibly insecure.

Maybe they mean spam mail

[B. Diddy]

Ah yes, I see now. A Junk or Spam folder may not show up if you're using the POP3 server for your email. Which email app are you using, and which email provider? If you log into your email provider's website on your computer browser, can you access your Junk/Spam folder there?

[Rukbat]

If you're using Gmail, go to GMail. If you're using another email provider, go to their webmnail site. The junk (and trash and spam) folder will show there.