Is that think with yahoo has reached his maximum accounts number real?
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I wouldn't think so since they purge anything not active after 30 days, and they give us what, 7 apiece?
415128
ask him is he using the right username with the right password?  if nothing works he can always make a new account
449219
No. That is a hoax. Yahoo doesn't operate through forwarded e-mails; it can send you an e-mail itself. Check out the sources below.
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Short of asking him (and getting a straight answer) - or asking someone that peaks over his shoulder - you have no way of knowing. If you did have a way it would violate his privacy and yahoo privacy policy. The same as how you have no way of knowing if he's REALLY not there or if he's logged in invisible - as they report the same. \n\nSorry!
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IS HE FROM YAHOO IF HE IS JUST PUT HIS ID AND ADD @YAHOO.COM\n   -that is all
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Nope, not true.  If you think of the # of accounts that you can have with the maximum number of leeters per account at 23, and minimum at 3, then, nope, sorry, just not possible :)
60606
In 2 weeks time, answering over a thousand questions, and asking 465 (the -2 for each question only started a short while ago, not for the whole time he was online).  Getting voted best answer, with thumbs up.  Being able to answer so many more questions with each level he achieved.  Yes, it's possible.  \n\nThis can be addictive and if you spend enough time on it, you can rack up a lot of points.  Still don't know what they're good for.  \n\nI don't know about the 16,000 points, maybe that was an error that Yahoo corrected.
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there was once this situation rite,\n\nsomeone emaild me asking for a change of his email username, so like from 123@abc.com to 456@abc.com - ok so i did that.\n\nThen again after a few weeks he emails me from 456@abc.com asking "why on earth i havent changed his username!"\n\nim like whoaaa... he shud b some computer crook or something...
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i don't think if there was a limit.\nbut i'll bet a lot less than 200 people.\ni'll bet anyone who thought he was doing the right thing, joined.
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Yes there are thousands if not millions. And quite a few of them show up right here in Yahoo.
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Yeah don't get on it. The guy is a fraud. See site below for comical yet real world info on the guy.
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Level 3, ask level 4. The one with the highest points currently has the username yahooza dot com and points scored while I am typing is 3098. This is because he started 5 months ahead of us.
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u rnt the only one claiming that u r his biggest fan.....\nlook around in yahoo answers and u will find LoAdS of ppl like your self who are looking for his contact number!\n\nKeep Smiling!
604251
Not really sure,  But I got a email from him wanting to move 30 million dollars to a bank in the USA,  is it legit?  ;)
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yea, you have to complain to yahoo tho. they will look into it and if they catch the guy they will suspend his yahoo account...
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As far as I know, his username is yahooza dot com and points scored while I am typing is 3098. He is at level 4. This is because he started 5 months ahead of us
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No, not unless they actually investigate the reports to see which ones are unfounded and which ones are legit. I've been reporting, I think one guy, who's been impersonating at least three or four people. How would Yahoo know anything about it unless someone tells them? With your way, even the person being impersonated would lose points for reporting it. Stuff like that shouldn't happen. If Yahoo investigated these reports, there wouldn't be a problem, so we wouldn't need a plan. The whole reason reporting gets out of hand is because the offenders know Yahoo isn't investigating reports, so they can get away with it.