2 Accounts, moving email addresses from one to the...

Hi,
When I moved house, instead of moving my account, I have ended up with a new account. How do I move all my email addresses from the old account to the new one?
I have 2 BT IDs at the moment and wish to only have one, when the process is finished, but I dare not close one til I have moved all the email accounts ....
Anyone help?
Thanks
Peter

Hi genoa,
Thanks for posting and welcome back 
I can help you with this.  Click on my username and under the "about me" section of my profile you'll see the link to get in touch with us.
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