How do I transfer my emails from this account to my new Yahoo DSL account.?
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Forward them.  E-mail can't "transfer" unless you're the system administrator and it's just another account on the same system.\n\nOr just keep using this account on your DSL service.  Just because you get an e-mail address with your service doesn't mean you need to use it.
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There's a step by step guide here:\n\nhttp://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_move_my_outlook_express_folders_to_my_new_machine.html
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yahoo emaila id? log out of this account and signup for a new one. the forward all your emails to the new account
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Go into the Outlook Tools; Add E-mail Accounts; New E-Mail Account; enter yahoo email address & password just follow the steps.
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set up outlook's smtp servers to yahoo's. that will allow outgoing mail to be sent through your yahoo account.\n\nmuch better though is not to use outlook at all and copy the link to the "to:" field of your regular email program by right-clicking on it. you have to delete the "emailto:" header.
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When you log into your mail account:\n\n1. Click Addresses\n2. At the top click "Import/Export"\n3. On the Import/Export Screen Click on "YAHOO!.CSV EXPORT NOW"\n\nThis will create a file on your computer.  Log into your new account and click on the import/export screen and go to #3 and "browse" for the file that you just created.  This should import all your addresses.
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Need more info....\n1. Is the old email address provided by the ISP?\n2. Is a new email address provided by the new ISP?\nDepending on your answers....\nIf the new address is provided by the new ISP, then there are probably some settings in the account management section of the new ISP's website. \nIf the old one was provided by the old ISP, they'll probably disable it after some time. \n\nIf you're using an application like Outlook Express, then you shouldn't need to change it at all. This is true for web-based ones like yahoo, too.\n\nBtw.. unless you are using outlook to access a different account, then you have to change the settings in outlook> tools>accounts.
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open the email one at a time and select forward then send it to ur new address
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The simplest way, delete your accounts, or if you have an e-mail adress to yahoo for example just ignore it and don't log-in for 6 months. Yahoo will delete it for you.\n\nBut if you delete all your accounts you'll risk losing emails coming from persns who don't know what account you still have. So my advice.\n\nGo to every e-mail account that you want to delete and set it to forward the e-mails to the account you decide to keep. As a bonus, you can set an auto-reply message (or vacation message) to inform the people that send e-mails about your new adress. you'll have to to the steps above to each for each account you want to delete.
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Go to mail.yahoo.com, and look for "Sign Up"! \nClick on that, and you will be asked to fill up a form. Do that. Your new mail address is ready then.\n\nHowever, there is something else that you might consider doing. You can get an alias for the same account that you are presnetly using, so if you don't like the present id that you have, go for an alias. \n\nGetting alias would not change anything for the acocunt, you will still get mails in the same account.\n\nyou can ask people to send you mails on the new id (new email address that is) that you got, but if someone sends it on the old, that is not a problem either. Even that will come to this same account.\n\nAnd now yahoo even allows dots in its ids, so you can probably get sometihng like first.last@yahoo.com\n\nhttp://edit.yahoo.com/config/list_alias?.src=ym\n\nhope this helps!
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When you set up your yahoo account it asks if you want yahoo to be your main account or do you want your yahoo account to be transferred to some other account. Fill the account name of your military account and it will be transferred. Then all your mail will come to your military account. When you answer a yahoo email, it will go back with your yahoo account name not your military account. I hope this make sense, cause it does work.
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Well you can really...\n\nThe only way to do it is to resign-up....\n\nWhat you could really do is just go to your Yahoo! Mail and click on What's New at the top right hand corner\n\nthen skim down to Get an Extra Email Address and you click on it...\n\nIt will tell you what to do.\n\nNext you go to Yahoo! Messenger\nand click logout and then use your new id, don't add @yahoo.com part.  Just the front part.  Then type that in as username and same password as your previous account\n\nIt should let you log in....\n\nTHus, you can be on two accounts at once.  If it doesn't work and you know you signed up...\n\nsign out and sign in with the old id and then click on a friend to send a message but don't\n\nwhen you type it should ask you who to send it as,,, click the drop-down arrow and it will give u your other id...\n\nGoodluck!\n\nwww.diamondgemztone.piczo.com\n<>dia gemz\nsheri
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Go to your email options/settings: point to the following servers\n\n    * IMAP: imap.next.mail.yahoo.com (incoming)\n    * SMTP: smtp.next.mail.yahoo.com (outgoing)\n    * You will need to enter your Yahoo! ID and password to sign into Yahoo!
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Yes, you can do that. Once you shut down DSL. Your Yahoo account will return to normal Yahoo Account.
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Go into Outlook and select tools, Email Accounts.View or Change existing email accounts\n\nChange, then change the incoming POP3 account to mail.yahoo.com and the same for the Outgoing mail SMTP
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E-mail the address book from earthlink to your new yahoo address. Simple enough!\ngood luck
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Go to each of your email account's setting and check on mail forwarding, then put your yahoo email address. All emails you will receive from those addresses will be forwarded to your yahoo address.