Sending, receiving, and organizing email in Outlook.com
Hello Patrick Keighley,
I understand that the Nintendo verification message is not reaching your Outlook.com mailbox. Please note that this is a user-to-user forum, so contributors cannot access mail-delivery records or resend the verification message.
- In Outlook.com, check Junk Email, Deleted Items, and Other, then search for
Nintendoandno-reply at accounts.nintendo.com. - Select Settings > Mail > Junk email. Confirm that
accounts.nintendo.comis not under Blocked senders and domains. Under Safe senders and domains, select Add safe sender, enterno-reply at accounts.nintendo.com, and save the change. See Safe Senders in Outlook.com - Select Settings > Mail > Rules and temporarily disable any rule that deletes or moves Nintendo messages.
- Confirm that the correct email address is registered with the Nintendo Account. Then select Haven’t received the email? on the Nintendo Switch verification screen to request a new message.
Nintendo recommends allowing up to 30 minutes, checking Junk Email, allowing @accounts.nintendo.com, and requesting a new code. If the message still does not arrive, contact Nintendo Support so the sending status can be checked. Nintendo verification email troubleshooting.
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I hope these steps help you receive the verification message.
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