1 Still have a plugged in, not charging after buying new battery and power adapter solution. 2  plugged in, charging. 3  Yet battery not being charged. 4  Discovered the problem is not with the battery or charger. Still have a plugged in, not charging after buying new battery and power adapter solution. 2  plugged in, charging. 3  Yet battery not being charged. 4  Discovered the problem is not with the battery or charger.
Enter the email address that you are trying to verify â it could be an @gmail address or a Google Apps address â and choose Continue. If that address is not valid, Google will throw an error saying No account found with that email address.Alternatively, you can go to the Gmail Sign-up page at accounts.google.com/SignUp and try creating a new Gmail account with the address that you are trying to verify.f that address is not valid, Google will throw an error saying No account found with that email address. Alternatively, you can go to the Gmail Sign-up page at accounts.google.com/SignUp and try creating a new Gmail account with the address that you are trying to verify.
Check the bank logo. Look on the front of the check for the logo of the bank where the checking account is held. If you don't see a logo, the check is likely fake. If the logo is faded or faint, this is probably evidence of the logo being copied from another source.he check number appears at the top right hand corner of the check. If the check does not have a check number, the check is fake. 1  If it does have a check number, check the number against the number in the magnetic ink character recognition (MICR) line.