Log in to Windows Azure Management Portal

Hi,
I have a windows azure suscription.
I was login in with my hotmail account to windows.azure.com. Now I can´t log in to my windows azure suscription.
If I go to https://windows.azure.com it takes me to
https://windows.azure.com/VerifyYourAccount.aspx were I need to click a button to send me a message with a code to my cel phone. The problem is I dont use that phone number any
more and I can´t find where to change it to my new cel phone number...
Please help.
G
Where is the windows azure management portal?? The place were I can create and manage host services in my azure suscription, sql azure databases, etc...

Hi Giber,
If you have problem while verifying your account via phone number, please contact Azure support (http://www.microsoft.com/windowsazure/support/) for manual verification. Please see
Fraud Prevention Measure for New Windows Azure Platform Accounts for more information.
Thanks.
Wenchao Zeng
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