cant login with TomTom Home

[Jorg]

I wanna buy the speeding cams for my TTOne but unfortunately can't login with the Home app anymore. It constantly says: Connection Error. Is the server down or is something wrong in my settings?

 

[Pedro2NR]

I can log in. Make sure your username and pw is correct.
For Speed Cameras, I would recommend PocketGPSWorld

 

[Jorg]

I can log in. Make sure your username and pw is correct.
For Speed Cameras, I would recommend PocketGPSWorld

Still doesnt work.
I pressed "forgot password"
Now I got a link to re-enter a new passsword. After I keep doing that i just gives me:

Your account could not be saved.. please try later?

Hmmm...Maybe its just a server problem here.


So the PocketGPSWorld Speeding Cams are better? Do they work fine in the UK as well?

 

[Pedro2NR]

They have more accurate listings and alway update.

 

[Jorg]

They have more accurate listings and alway update.

Thanks for the tip!! Gonna look into that!

There must be either a real server problem here right now or soemthings wrong with my account! I can login fine on the tomtom page but not over the tomtom home software.

Now im getting: We could not log you in, please try again later...

 

[Pedro2NR]

From what your saying, it does look like it's down.

 

[slider]

I agree that the other site is better for speed cameras. BUT

The problem you're having with Home is not unique, a lot of people get this connection failure for example http://www.expansys.com/ft.aspx?i=112333&thread=2596

It is variable, for instance when I am at home I have no problems, but if I am at work or VPN'd to work from home it fails. There is obviously some issue with traversing firewalls or with some router configurations. Yesterday I upgraded to the latest version and still have the same problem.....

 

[rhys]

I developed this problem yesterday afternoon. No way could I log in. At the same time developed it with an account at the New York Times. Same thing on both this morning.
I'm running a Mac with Intel chip and OSX. On a reboot - which unix doesn't need - both problems disappeared.
Maybe if you clear your machines' cache it would help. I really don't understand why the reboot worked in my case - guess it is possible that it was a coincidence.