Why will a new address not register with Yahoo, says every address I enter is taken, can't be true???
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make it unique as possible.. you have to understand that yahoo has been saving a lot of username in the registry - including those who are already suspended- it takes 6 months or more for that e-mail to be completely deleted\nso try again, i guess
158670
You will need to forward your other accounts to Yahoo.\n\nUse the built-in help for each of your email accounts as each service is different.
966669
Probably because you are not entering it correctly, or the rest of the address is not on file. The UK is completely backwards with web forms - I have endless trouble with forms trying to guess the right address.\n\nTry going to the Royal Mail web site and looking up your address, then use it exactly as it is displayed on that site.
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i had this problem myself and asked yahoo....they said that you can put an email address in the carbon copy spot (cc) and it wont show up in the "to address" spot. so my guess someone is sending out mass emails and putting only one address in the "to address" spot and several in the "cc" spot. not sure why yet
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You can just create a new one, at https://edit.yahoo.com/config/eval_register?.intl=us&new=1&.done=http%3A//mail.yahoo.com&.src=ym&.v=0&.u=8i3983p21n3ol&partner=&.partner=&.p=&promo=&.last=\n\nIt will open up a screen titled Yahoo! Registration, and you can sign up for another account. I have an extra one for the spam I get. I would definitely recommend only giving out your spam address for newsletters and other such things on the Internet.
117053
Switching my address from sbcglobal to yahoo.com worked for me.
338289
You have to go to Options and then Block Address and so you can unblock your blocked contancts. At least it works fot Yahoo!
481944
when you register you have to say you are in the US rather than the UK. This will work for a new yahoo address but i don't think you can convert your existing.
225364
Is your blog a Yahoo 360? I keep getting a message saying my e-mail address is not validated, when it is, of course, a yahoo e-mail address. Weird, hunh?
487344
Maybe you clicked on "Search Web" by mistake on your Yahoo! Toolbar.  Try typing the address again and see what happens.
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yes\n\n\n\nFirst, be sure you're typing the correct ID and password. Is CAPS LOCK on? That's the most common culprit. Are you misspelling something? Slow down and type carefully. Did you recently change your own password? That's hung up more than one person with a short memory.\n\nSecondly, have you recently been asked to provide your Y! ID and password (there's many programs out there that enable you to access Yahoo! services through them and they will ask for your ID/password). If so, that raises the possibility you unexpectedly gave away access to your account. Typically when this happens whoever has access will quickly change the password to keep you out.\nThird, if you've reached this point you're obviously hopelessly stranded outside your account. The next step is to see if you can get the password reset. This is the process provided for recovering  your ID and/or password by confirming your private information. This is the personal information you provided to Yahoo! when setting up your account. Provide your birthday, zip (or postal) code, and country (or territory). Then you can ask for a new password or to be reminded what your Y! ID is. The new password will be sent to your alternate email (still valid?!) or, if you can answer the challenge question you set up during registration, will be displayed on the screen.\n\nGot your new password and have successfully logged in? Thank goodness! But before you go looking around for the damage from the impostor, you need to go to change your password to something new and something you'll remember. If you suspect your account was broken into, be very sure the new password is not like the old one in any way.\n\nBe prepared for the unexpected. It is a good idea to review your Y! ID account information every few months in the event you're going to need it. Keep your zip/postal code up to date (Remember what it was when you opened your account in 1998?) and be sure you've accurately provided your birthday information. Will you know to answer the challenge question correctly? If not change it to one that you will. What about your alternate email address? When's the last time you accessed it? Has it gone dormant and no longer receives mail? Might need updating here too.\n\nKeep your account information up to date in case you need to prove you're the account owner because your driver's license, birth certificate or first-born are not going to help you. For additional tips, go to Yahoo!'s Account Security Help pages.\n\nIn the awful event you're stuck and can't reclaim your account, be very careful not to fall prey to the abundent false claims of being able to recover your password if you send us your ID/password info for your past and current account along with $$s. They keep the dollars and take over your new account. They will take you from bad to worse. Don't be fooled.
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Sweety, too little information...please post the question again with more details...like what happens when you try accessing your e-mai...any error message? .. \n\nTip: try using a different server address..ie.. instead of  http://mail.yahoo.com ..use the URL http://in.mail.yahoo.com or http://mail.yahoo.ca
359644
E-mail the address book from earthlink to your new yahoo address. Simple enough!\ngood luck
757594
Dunno but when I put your address in browser I got this as an answer\n\nNo web site is configured at this address
215985
You'll need the pop3 address which i dont think yahoo provide unfortunately...though i could be wrong.
74437
you should try asking yahoo! for help if you established a secundary account they will reset it for you
397013
When you registered your SBC Yahoo! account, did you  merge your existing yahoo with sbcglobal? Because if you did, all email sent to yahoo will be routed automatically to sbc yahoo. Refer to these links for more help.\n\nhttp://help.sbcglobal.net/article.php?item=485\nhttp://help.sbcglobal.net/article.php?item=3590