Redstricted access for joint members

We, the boss (Mrs P) and I have a joint email address that we use for joint things like holidays, CC, Utilities etc. It also serves as a spam filter from out personal accounts.

But then, shock horror, we have a joint bank account too 

And if we both wish to make (separate) comments on this forum (as we do on other fora of joint interest) what then?

Weve not had any problems both logging in to the CC website at the same time on different devices in different locations.

I use forums more than she, but I don't do facebook so Mrs P has her own account. 

So as my OH is the lead member but doesn't post on the forum nor book any sites, if he changes the email address on his profile to my email address, will I be able to login as the lead member ? Or will the system only recognise one email address per registered member ? Would that work ?

We, the boss (Mrs P) and I have a joint email address that we use for joint things like holidays, CC, Utilities etc. It also serves as a spam filter from out personal accounts.

But then, shock horror, we have a joint bank account too 

And if we both wish to make (separate) comments on this forum (as we do on other fora of joint interest) what then?

Weve not had any problems both logging in to the CC website at the same time on different devices in different locations.

I use forums more than she, but I don't do facebook so Mrs P has her own account. 

 

I'm not sure I understand that. Are you saying that two people can log on, using different devices, at the same time using the same e-mail address? Seems strange.

Even so, that does not overcome the problem of two people posting to the forum in their own names. With a single login one couldn't tell who had posted which comment.

So as my OH is the lead member but doesn't post on the forum nor book any sites, if he changes the email address on his profile to my email address, will I be able to login as the lead member ? Or will the system only recognise one email address per registered member ? Would that work ?

 

The lead member has full privileges but the joint member (with a separate login) has restricted privileges. You could use your OH's login but any CT posts you made would be attributed to him not you.

The lead member has full privileges but the joint member (with a separate login) has restricted privileges. You could use your OH's login but any CT posts you made would be attributed to him not you.

This is the same situation as ours. But I really don't want to post on CT in my husband's name, and I'm sure he doesn't want me to either! He never uses the CT forum. To use the forum, I've simply registered as a non member. The only difference is it doesn't state "member" on my profile photo, not bothered one bit about that.

 

The lead member has full privileges but the joint member (with a separate login) has restricted privileges. You could use your OH's login but any CT posts you made would be attributed to him not you.

This is the same situation as ours. But I really don't want to post on CT in my husband's name, and I'm sure he doesn't want me to either! He never uses the CT forum. To use the forum, I've simply registered as a non member. The only difference is it doesn't state "member" on my profile photo, not bothered one bit about that.

My OH is the lead member so bookings have to be done on his log in (I do them) but I registered as a member (joint member) when signing up for CT, I'm sure it comes up on my avatar as member.

Edit: yes it does

With a single login one couldn't tell who had posted which comment.

Unless they put their name (or Forum pseudo-name) on the post as some people do.

We, the boss (Mrs P) and I have a joint email address that we use for joint things like holidays, CC, Utilities etc. It also serves as a spam filter from out personal accounts.

But then, shock horror, we have a joint bank account too 

And if we both wish to make (separate) comments on this forum (as we do on other fora of joint interest) what then?

Weve not had any problems both logging in to the CC website at the same time on different devices in different locations.

I use forums more than she, but I don't do facebook so Mrs P has her own account. 

 

I'm not sure I understand that. Are you saying that two people can log on, using different devices, at the same time using the same e-mail address? Seems strange.

Yes that's what we do.

With a single login one couldn't tell who had posted which comment.

Unless they put their name (or Forum pseudo-name) on the post as some people do.

Yes, that would work. However, my background in IT development tells me that software should be fit for purpose, not require users to find workarounds for simple tasks which the software should take care of

Graham

We, the boss (Mrs P) and I have a joint email address that we use for joint things like holidays, CC, Utilities etc. It also serves as a spam filter from out personal accounts.

But then, shock horror, we have a joint bank account too 

And if we both wish to make (separate) comments on this forum (as we do on other fora of joint interest) what then?

Weve not had any problems both logging in to the CC website at the same time on different devices in different locations.

I use forums more than she, but I don't do facebook so Mrs P has her own account. 

 

I'm not sure I understand that. Are you saying that two people can log on, using different devices, at the same time using the same e-mail address? Seems strange.

Yes that's what we do.

I hope the security surrounding transactional processing like bookings is rather better than much of the software then