<p>When i tried to get my password for my email they were like "You will get it in the mail" with an attitude. Bastards</p>
<p>I live in Central New Jersey and I got my user ID and password in the mail today. You will get yours soon.</p>
<p>Really? That sucks. The guy I talked to (yes, I finally caved and called) was really nice about it and looked it right up. Sounds like someone didn't stop by Frist in the morning...</p>
<p>Well, I called, and they did give me a password (this was three days ago.), but comparing the password I was given over the phone versus the password I received in the mail today, the two were totally different. So my guess is that for the people who called early, they kind of set up passwords for us when they put us on hold. And now that the passwords are set in stone, the guy probably didn't want to look it up. But then again, I don't see how long it would take to look up a password versus making one up.</p>
<p>That's weird.
I've been wondering when I'm going to get this info, glad to know its coming soon (prob monday for me, eeee)</p>
<p>i know that i'll have to wait atleast 2 weeks for it! :(
none of the mails reach us in india on time!!</p>
<p>yeah if you call in and get the password, they have to reset it (that's what the guy told me on the phone) so i just waited for it in the mail (got it today)</p>
<p>yeah I got mine today </p>
<p>I'm not mad anymore :)</p>
<p>Since I have no clue who you are outside of "King," it's up to you to friend me, haha.</p>
<p>what are you talking about "friend me" ? I don't understand</p>
<p>Y'know...how you click "add to friends" when you find someone you know or want to be friends with. The term is "to friend," and since I am the one who would like to be friended, I added the direct object pronoun "me" after the verb :p Soon it shall all make sense to you :D</p>