Frequent password resets required

@XfinityJoshuaE​ I’m sorry, but that’s a typical canned response. I hope you aren’t a bot. Did you actually read my question? I worked building networks in IT for four years. I even spelled out a possible solution in my original comment. It’s on you, Comcast, to implement it. 

We are not bots, we are real employees. We definitely appreciate your feedback. I can understand that would be frustrating to receive notifications so often to update your password. If you do have any security concerns we do suggest getting in touch with our Customer Security Assurance Team for further assistance. You can reach them by dialing 1-888-565-4329 or by visiting this link: https://comca.st/3QB20Mv

I've also been directed, at least 3x, to reset my password recently.

I do appreciate Comcast watching out for me.

I am forwarding dozens of spam emails daily to comcast's spam notification, as directed, but this resetting is annoying and here's why:  2 computers; iPhone,iPad all need to be input the passwords; the worst is AppleTV where multiple apps need to be logged out, sometimes deleted and reloaded, then the apps need to be relogged-in.

I'm not an IT expert as the initial poster is, but it sounds to be a good idea for Comcast to somehow block the offending IP addresses.  I do see these multiple spam emails have a way of generating random, but similar email addresses when sending these spam emails to me.  Lately, the domain names will have various similarities "onmicrosoft" as part of the name; various ".edu" addresses; emails from domain suffixes which I don't even know what country or origination these addresses are either from or impersonating.

Yes, I wouldn't want someone to gain access to my email as so many confidential companies and Government business is now tied to email addresses.

To agree, this password resetting issue is annoying and my email address somehow being on the "black" web is beyond me as how to handle.:(

Good morning, 

In future instances please create a post if you are experiencing issue(s) with your comcast.net email instead of bumping up a post almost 6 months old. @SaintChristopher please feel free to let us know if you are still experiencing this issue so we can investigate for you. 

@L-2 your password resets are due to you sending spam. The spam report function to our missed-spam mailbox is strictly for emails that landed in your inbox that were not filtered as spam that are following a new email type/trend that is essentially never seen before. The emails that you are sending at the time of sending are already flagged as spam by our system so re-distributing/re-sending is flagging your email as a spam account as well indicating to our system that your email account may have been compromised and is spamming. If its a common type of spam email, please use the "this is spam" function within the comcast.net webmail interface to report spam emails to us. This will prevent you having to send emails already flagged as spam and still generates a report to our missed-spam mailbox. Generally speaking, the manual sending of spam to the missed-spam mailbox is no longer required since the function of hitting the "this is spam" button generates all the necessary details we require to accurately track and filter any emails that may be deemed as spam.