Getting started
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Signing up and signing in
Creating your account Your Webplo account is created when you confirm your email with a six-digit code in the sign-up wiza...
Verifying your email Webplo confirms your email address with a six-digit code, in the wizard and every time you sign in....
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Verifying your email

Webplo confirms your email address with a six-digit code, in the wizard and every time you sign in.

A code proves the address is yours. In the wizard, nothing is built until the code is confirmed.

What to do

  1. Open the email from Webplo.
  2. Type the six-digit code into the boxes. It is checked when the sixth digit is in. You can also click Verify.

Didn't get the code?

  • Check your spam or promotions folder.
  • Wait for the countdown (“Resend code in …”) to finish, then click Resend code.
  • Typed the wrong address? Click Back at the top left of the screen and enter the right one.

If the code is refused

  • “The code you entered is invalid or has expired.” Request a new code and try again.
  • “Too many incorrect codes. That code no longer works. Please request a new one.” Request a new code.
  • “Too many requests. Try again in … seconds” Wait the number of seconds shown.

Changing your email later

You change your email in Settings. Webplo emails a six-digit code to your current address and then one to the new address, and the new address takes over once you enter both. Until then you keep signing in with the old one.

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