Yahoo will not send mail when I try to do so,can do anything but that?
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Track down Yahoo-Customer Care and complain about it. I have the same problem. I have done everything they have suggested and still have the same problem. Good luck!
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I agree.  I have no difficulties automatically sending information from either one Yahoo mail address to another, nor from Yahoo to an external server, although some external servers are a bit slow.  That might be your problem.
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The server that your email address is on is having problems.  It will get resolved, it is not you.\n\nWhen my Yahoo is down, my sister, in another state, can access her account.  We are on different servers.
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What is the problem? Your Yahoo!Mail works so it's not suspended. \n\nMost likely 'phishing spam'. See\nhttp://antispam.yahoo.com/faqs
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Try to be a little more specific as to what kind of problem you're having, so that someone here can attempt to help you. Just telling us "what is wrong with my yahoo email?" is too vague.\n\nIn Response to "Additional Details Jan 5, 2006 at 5:13 pm" --\n\nYahoo Mail is VERY quirky and at times unreliable - no doubt about that - but after reading your update, I'm not so sure that Yahoo Mail is entirely at fault here.\n\nFrom the description of your problem, I think it has something to do with your ISP (internet service provider) BellSouth. If you're on a cable connection, or even dialup, you may be having problems with your ISP successfully delivering your e-mail. You may want to e-mail or call your ISP and tell them about your problem. You could have inadvertently changed some of the settings in your mail account, BellSouth could be having problems with Yahoo Mail compatibility, or they've changed certain protocols for their servers without notifying their customers, which I experienced with my ISP. \n\nHope this is helpful.
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obviously. I would suggest ( sorry if this is inconvenient) making a NEW new email address. If this doesn't work, contact Yahoo! somehow.
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thats not error in ur pc or in ur yahoo account. its java srcipt oerror of yahoo.com mail. they r having this error for mor than  months, thats why often u r not able to send/ forwerd / reply or compose messages on yahoo mail.\n let yahoo correct this error.
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try another browser or computer. \nif it works fine, then the problem is with the email service provider. \n\nif it does not work fine then the problem is with your computer. \n\ntry re-installing the browser that you are currently using.
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You need to contact member service and ask them that, im sure they will help you and they reply within a few days. I havent had any trouble with yahoo ( YET ) but id make contact with them and ask whats up with that. Also check all your e-mail settings in your account and on your computer, somtimes its just a matter of resetting it all.
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Reset ur bunk mail settings to default, log out and try again.
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You need to give more information, i.e. what email client are you using?  (Lookout express, Eudora, Web-based Yahoo, etc.)\n\nBut likely you client is broken, reboot your computer and if that doesn't work, reinstall you email program!
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Start with the help link on the Yahoo Mail page and see if your problem is covered. If it is not covered, send a query from the help pages section itself. There would be a link to a query form from the help section itself.
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My first suggestion would be to clear your browser's cache to make sure it's just not too bogged down to work. If you need instructions for that, you can find them here: http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/errors/errors-17.html\n\nIf that doesn't work, the most common solutions are listed here: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=1006010904841
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Please give more details. Are you using a web interface, an email client? What email service are you using? What OS you have? etc.
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I think you might have personal firewall other then window xp firewall. You can set the exception port but don't know the number Check it out in yahoo.
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make sure the submit button is in the form tags and then set the ACTION attribute of the form tag to "mailto:[your email]" Then it should send it.\nGood luck.
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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.