No. Even if the places would be as widely distributed as the postal office, I would pass. Chances are, you need to reset your password when travelling abroad.

No. Even if the places would be as widely distributed as the postal office, I would pass. Chances are, you need to reset your password when travelling abroad. This is how I lost my yahoo e-mail account (nearly 20 years ago): I needed to change the password after checking my e-mail in an Internet cafe (remember those?) in Italy while on vacation. This was before smart phones and there was no WiFi in the hotel (or much anywhere). The reset went through fine, but when Yahoo! asked for my age to get the temporary password, I had no idea what I told them (what, you told an Internet site your actual date of birth?) and that was that. Just what you need when travelling w/o phone service. I got a gmail account shortly thereafter (and I have a record of what lies I told them). I have a strong sensation of dejavu right now.