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Usually the site you are trying to get into offers a 'did you forget your password' link. If they do not, you can call to their customer service. If they do not have a customer service, then -alas- you must only rely on your own memory or notes.

Go to : https://login.yahoo.com/config/mail?.intl=us and you will see text that says "Don't have a Yahoo ID?" then click "Sign Up" . You will then have to answer a few questions (i.e date of birth, security questions, name, etc) and create a username and password.

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BT Yahoo is an online web portal designed to bring everything you need on the web in one place. You have access to the search, your email, news and more. You can find out more from the BT section of the Yahoo! website.

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how can activate yahoo mail after i locked it

Well, I prefer that you use gmail, because it is very comfortable using it to email or chat with someone.

I have no idea thats why im on the website

You set your own password, so your password can be whatever you want it to be.

If you have Microsoft Outlook, then backup all your contacts to that. The iPhone will synch those contacts easily, and painlessly. Otherwise you will need to save the contacts to your PC via going to the store and having them save the contacts onto a USB drive in a pbb file. Then extract this with the application Content Manager.

Hi don`t be like me and look for problems that don't exist. You can easily import your simcard contacts to your new Iphone by simply going into `settings`.. `mail,contacts,calendars`, scroll down to ``import SIM contacts``. so easy

As long as the question that is being asked is still open/unresolved, you can remove your comment on Yahoo! Answers by clicking on the 'X' beside your comment.

There are categories such as food, heath, and tech. These categories will help you. Try thinking of a questions that you want to know about. You might not have notice, but you just ask a question! Good job!

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"In 1994, Stanford Ph.D candidates Jerry Yang and David Filo began indexing interesting Web sites as a hobby. "Jerry and David's Guide to the World Wide Web" turned into Yahoo!, meaning "Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle!" A very successful IPO followed in 1996, and within a few years, Yahoo! became a major global brand with offices around the world. "

To delete your yahoo email account:

Log into Yahoo, go to Options (located far top right corner) > Mail Options > Accounts (left menu 5th one down) > Add or edit an account > then select the account you would like to delete and click the Delete button.

Hope this helps...

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I suppose the problem with Yahoo-Mail is a totally different and

Yahoo is gaslighting the users.

After login the page loads and it displays correct the incoming mails.

Any action after that, e.g. deleting a mail, often results in stalling half way the page refresh.

My solution is to stop loading by the browser and reload the page, observe the progress-bar and if it stalls again for seconds, then repeat the trick - sometimes very often.

Interestingly, the before selected action is executed correctly.

To me it seems that after Yahoo was sold, they began to change the software and those problems arose and never were solved. Maybe they cut resources, because there are times of day when it works fine and others when it does not.

Of course they don't want you to know that, so they invent a thousand other bad excuses like:

delete cookies, clear cache or history ...

Since then I use Google-mail for important mails and never had any problem.

As opposed to Yahoo, Google-mail is so reliable that if any problem arises with another site, I check if Google works.

If Google doesn't work then there is really a network problem.

You can switch from Yahoo account to Gmail account easily. The account can be created on Gmail account. You can export all the data from yahoo account as well.

There is no way to delete it. Yahoo does not provide deletion function.

Recent Login Activity should have been left on customer's hand, which means

it should be changed to option, not must

The corporation of the same name owns the domain name. This is actually very nice for them, as they will own their domain name for a number of years, until they have to renew their ownership.

If you believe your account has been hacked then please contact either a community coordinator or WikiAnswers Support at WASupport @ answers.com (no spaces) using the last e-mail address that you had associated with your WikiAnswers. Our tech team will confirm that you are e-mailing from the correct address. If so, they can reset your password to restore your access to your account. In this situation, it is highly recommend that you check your computer for viruses before you log back in to WikiAnswers.

It's a matter of preference.

POP3 pulls all mail messages from the mail server and saves them to your local computer's mail client. Usually your mail client also deletes the message from the mail server, either immediately, or after some predefined number of days. This means that the message exists ONLY on the system where the mail was downloaded. If you use more than one device to read your mail, this can be a problem.

POP3 was the original widely used mail protocol. POP is an acronym for Post Office Protocol and that's a good way to think about it. Like the post office, POP delivers your message as if is was a letter. Once the letter gets delivered, the post office is done with it. This was a necessity when storage was expensive and mail servers had limited available storage. Service providers imposed storage quotas. In order to continue to receive your email, it was important to delete messages to make room for more.

IMAP is the newer of the two protocols. Internet Message Access Protocol, as it's name implies, is all about access to messages. Using IMAP, your mail client obtains a list of messages that are on the mail server. Your client application may download a local copy of each message for display, but the message itself remains on the server until it is explicitly deleted by you. IMAP is a better solution if you use multiple devices to handle your mail.

Nearly all large public web mail services (GMail, Yahoo, Hotmail, etc.) use IMAP. Even Microsoft Exchange is a form of IMAP. IMAP allows easy synchronization of your mail between your computer(s), your phone, your tablet and a web-based mail application. That's because the mail server holds the master copy of your mail. All of your devices synchronize to it.

Contrast this with a typical POP3 scenario. Let's imagine we use several devices to handle our email: an office computer, a home computer, a smartphone, a tablet, and web mail. Imagine also that all of these mail clients (except web mail) are set to delete mail from the server as soon as it is downloaded to the device. This means that messages you read while at work will be downloaded there. They won't be available to you when you go home. It also means that, if you check your work email account from home, messages you read there won't be available to you when you return to work. This situation will be even more complicated when you check your mail from your phone while you're at lunch. Messages you read there will ONLY be on your phone.

The usual solution to this scenario is to set only one device to delete messages from the server and to set the time before deletion to be long enough that you're sure to be able to download a copy to any device you need to read it on. Set all other devices to leave the mail on the server. This is complicated and can lead to missed messages.

In today's age of ubiquitous email-enabled devices, IMAP has a very clear advantage. The location of each mail message is unambiguous: it is on the mail server. In addition, since email storage has become incredibly inexpensive, there's no longer an advantage to using POP3. Today, very few email providers use older, POP3-only mail servers. Unless you have a very specific need to use POP3, it's best to select IMAP as your email protocol.

Yes, we can deactivate a yahoo mail account.

You can not actually get them - the information is not sent with the email.

You can try replying all and ask for a "confirm on receipt" reply. You may be lucky and get the receipts but it depends on how the mailing list has been set up.