hey somebody robbed my Yahoo id, and i don't remenber my profile details, is it possible to get my id back?
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Contact Yahoo customer care:\n\nhttp://add.yahoo.com/fast/help/us/security/cgi_feedback
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Why would you ever what to crack a yahoo password?  Are you trying to steal someone's ID?  I had mine stolen once, and I was not happy.
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Chances are you wont get it back, and not knowing whats been done whilst they've had access to your account, I'd be inclined to not want it back. I would suggest you report it to Yahoo if you havent already then create a new account with a new name. Just make sure your password is secure, make it upper/lowercase sensitive, with words and numbers. Double check your PC security to make sure there are no other threats of anyone getting into more than just your yahoo account.   good luck :)
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Well, did you give them another e-mail id? \nIf you have then, you can request a new password on that id.\nAll you can do now is to contact the yahoo services. They are pretty helpful. I had lost a password and contacted them.\nI really don't remember what all I had to do at that time just that they made me fill up a form.\n\nGood Luck!
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Yes,Bluiis8764,I was online and signed in on Yahoo Personals early this morning, then all of a sudden a message alerted me that my session had expired and I needed to re-login. When I tried to re-login, I got a message that my Yahoo ID and/or Password was "Invalid". I've been trying all day to correct the problem and finally had to re-register with a new ID. All my previous addresses, files, etc. under my previous ID are inaccessible. When I tried to re-register with the old ID I was told I couldn't because it was already in use. That being the case, why can't I sign in with it!!?? Now what do I do??? Can someone please help me???
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i wanna get my old yahoo id back
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You're screwed! I've been hanging around on yahoo for about 5 years now, and I've bever heard of anyone getting a deactivated account back.\nSorry, you'll just have to let it go.
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follow the link below\nafter you have deleted your account, you cannot retrieve it for the next 90 days, that is if you will want it back in the future
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The only way is 'forgot password'\n\nIf that has been unsuccessful, then there is no way you can recover an id of which a password has been forgotten or lost.\n\nYahoo identifies a user based on 3 things.\nDATE OF BIRTH\nZIP CODE\nSECRET ANSWER.\n\nIf any of these does not match the original database, then yahoo does not give out passwords.
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QUOTE\n\nReporting incidents\n\n    * To Yahoo!\n          o If you believe your Yahoo! account has been compromised, please report the incident using our contact form.\n          o If you have been contacted by someone about your Yahoo! account asking for a password, birth date or other personal information, please forward the email to mail-spoof@cc.yahoo-inc.com. Please include the full headers and the HTML source code of the email you received.\n          o If you are a member of the security community and need to report a technical vulnerability, contact: security@yahoo-inc.com.\n    * To Law Enforcement\n      In the event that you believe that your personal safety is at risk or if you believe that you may be the victim of identity theft or other illegal conduct, please contact the appropriate federal, state or local law enforcement agencies directly. \n\nEND QUOTE
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other user name woow u can hack therre ids by changin passwords\nok dont worry\nbefore u login just delete all cookies and temporary internet files under\ntools-->internet options delete them \nand login now fresh everything goes fine
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it's never a good idea to post someone's account name and password publicly.\n\nYou may as well start over, choose a new ID, set it all up carefully, ...\n\nor do as suggested, and as you should have done in the first place -- click on the "forgot my password" link.\n\nDon't compromise things further by giving birthday, zip code, etc.
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nothing is going to happen. Make a new ID. I've gone through that 2ice.
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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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If you remember the username you used, you can recover your password using the password recovery form. This question would be better fielded to a Yahoo administrator.
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You can't, I've tried. Your best bet is to abandon your current Yahoo ID and start a new one from scratch. After 4 months of inactivity, Yahoo's automated system will close the account for you.