This email bounced back to the sender saying I don't have an e-mail account.\n \nHow can this be? I'm accessing the account at least once a day since last June. \n \n----- Original Message ----- \n> From: <MAILER-DAEMON@yahoo.com>\n> To: <admin@goldentulipbahrain.com>\n> Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2006 11:54 AM\n> Subject: Delivery failure\n>\n>\n> > Message from yahoo.com.\n> > Unable to deliver message to the following address(es).\n> >\n> > <my_valid_email@yahoo.com>:\n> > This user doesn't have a yahoo.com account \n(my_valid_email@yahoo.com) [0]\n> >\n> > --- Original message follows.\n> >\n> > The original message is over 5K. Message truncated.\n> >\n> > X-Originating-IP: [213.159.6.210]\n> > Return-Path: <admin@goldentulipbahrain.com>\n> > Authentication-Results: mta165.mail.re2.yahoo.com\n> >   from=goldentulipbahrain.com; domainkeys=\n\n\nPlease hellllp!!!!
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Sounds like you're trying to send an email to your own Yahoo! email account via another email address that you own (goldentulipbahrain.com)? Am I right? \n\nIf it's not working, most likely the problem is on their end. If it isn't remedied shortly, give Google's Gmail a try.\n\nYou can get one here:\n\nhttps://www.google.com/accounts/SmsMailSignup1\n\nUPDATED RESPONSE:\n\nThat's weird. Ordinarily, in such a circumstance I would think that his ISP had your ISP on a blackhole list (meaning your isp flagged his as being spammer friendly), however, since the reason being given is that the account is non existent...it's just weird. Most likely it's just a screw up on Yahoo's part.\n\n\nPS. What I mean by blackhole list, is that email system administrators will sometimes block whole domains (such as Yahoo.com) if too much spam comes from that domain. The domain will be blocked until the provider corrects the situation. Again though, this isn't the situation with you since the dameon message says your account is non existent...which can only mean it's a Yahoo! issue.
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The Hotmail service has announced that they have a higher volume of traffic than normal at the moment, and that normal service will be resumed shortly. It could be that they have been caught out by a spammer?  Got the following:       We are experiencing higher than normal volume and are therefore unable to service your request at this time. Try one of the following:\nIn your browser, click Refresh \nIn your browser, click Back, and try again \nWait a few minutes and try again \n We apologize for this inconvenience
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This scam has been going around for a while now. It eventually reaches the inboxes of thousands of email users.  When the money doesnt arrive, a lot of them will send an email to Charles S Bailey (genuine email address), probably causing his company's server to shutdown.  Another form of online vandalism!!!
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The article follows. But if you have been receiving these emails: don't open; forward to your abuse@yahoo.com and categorize as spam.\n\nAlso, ensure your virus protector up to date.After you update it, run a COMPLETE scan just to be sure.\n\nAlso, you can set up your virus protection/filters not to allow the title and content of the email to get to your box but to be diverted immediately to SPAM and added to your BLOCK addresses.\n\n-------------------------------\nYahoo, world's most popular e-mail, hit by worm Tue Jun 13, 1:48 AM \n\nLAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Yahoo Inc. (Nasdaq:YHOO - news), the world's \nlargest provider of e-mail services, said on Monday that a software \nvirus aimed at Yahoo Mail users had infected "a very small fraction" \nof its base of more than 200 million accounts. \n\nThe e-mail virus, or worm, has been dubbed Yamanner and landed in \nYahoo mailboxes bearing the headline "New Graphic Site." Once \nopened, the message infects the computer and spreads to other users \nlisted in Yahoo users' e-mail address books, security experts said.\n\nThe e-mail containing the virus need only be opened -- in contrast \nto most worms that are hidden in attachments and require users to \ntake an additional step -- to release the virus, according to \ncomputer security site Symantec Corp. (Nasdaq:SYMC - news).\n\nThe Sunnyvale, California-based company advised users to update \nvirus and firewall software on their computers and to block any e-\nmail sent from the address " av3@...."\n\n"We have taken steps to resolve the issue and protect our users from \nfurther attacks of this worm," Yahoo spokeswoman Kelley Podboy said \nin a statement.\n\n"When we learn of e-mail abuse, such as a worm or other online \nthreat, we take appropriate action," she said. "(A) solution has \nbeen automatically distributed to all Yahoo Mail customers, and \nrequires no additional action on the part of the user."\n\nYamanner, first detected by Yahoo and major computer anti-virus \nsoftware makers earlier on Monday, was ranked as having a low threat \nlevel by Trend Micro Inc. (Nasdaq:TMIC - news) and McAfee Inc. \n(NYSE:MFE - news)\n\nBut Symantec considers the worm an "elevated threat," one step up \nfrom the lowest ranking in terms of relative danger.\n\nSymantec's Security Response site suggested Yahoo Mail users might \nprotect themselves by upgrading to the latest test version of the \nrecently upgraded Yahoo Mail software.\n\n"The worm cannot run on the newest version of Yahoo Mail Beta," \nSymantec's site said.\n\nA Yahoo spokesman was not immediately available to comment on \nwhether the company advised users to do this.\n\nThe worm exploits a vulnerability in Javascript technology used to \nmake the mail program easier to use by triggering embedded HTML \nscripts to run in the computer user's browser.\n\nThe e-mail addresses are also sent to a remote online computer \nserver, which may be used to run spam campaigns, experts said. The \ntechnical name of the worm goes by variants of " JS.Yamanner."
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This error message is returned by mail server when you try to send mail to non existent or inactive account or to account which has blocked you.As you said you are unable to access the account then most probably mail service provider has deleted your account.For yahoo account i think it is 120 day limit and it vary for diff. service provider.
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Your question makes little sense, that is perhaps why no one has responded to you.  There really is no need to follow up with another question several minutes later, the questions are active for quite some time. \n\nIf you are getting spam from sbcyahoo.com addresses you may wish to forward them to abuse@sbcyahoo.com.\n\nIn this day and age few of the spam messages actually originate from where they say the originate. Many spammers forge headers, including forging the 'from' address.  \n\nBelow is a basic tutorial on deciphering headers so you can complain to the right people.
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the person's mailbox has expired\nie. he has not checked his email for the past 30 days therefore his hotmail account has expired and can only be re-validated when he signs in again.\n\nOR \n\nThere is no Space left in the person's inbox.
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You can always try looking up the e-mail adress in a web search engine. In older public forums the address was shown in clear text.\n\nQuite often the domain (the stuff behind the @ sign) can give hints about the sender, or the user handle before. Yahoo addresses may have a public profile which sometimes give you hints or information.\n\nIn the age of spam, more often than not the sender address is faked, though. In that case you couldn't even reply.\n\nAlternatively, you can use a second, free e-mail account to reply to the sender without revealing your identity. But then the original sender will be in the same situation you are in now...
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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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They probably haven't hijacked your outbox, but they have latched on to your domain name to send out spam mails. \n\nThe only thing you can do about it is to deactivate the "catch-all" (that is, default) address for your e-mail domain. That way, only mails to addresses that you have actually defined will be received; the rest will be bounced. This will require you to keep track of which e-mail addresses you use, but that's the price that spammers impose upon every domain owner.
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I've been using Yahoo email for something like 10 years and never come across that. Likely a problem with your browser. Contact Yahoo mail support, they'll email you an answer within a couple days.
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There shouldn't be a problem. The email must be wrong. Try adding ".uk" at the end of the email address.
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You are the victim of a phishing scam.  Yahoo would never ask you to "reconfirm" your account.  This is a very common scam.  \n\nYou will NEVER be asked to reconfirm your account information by ANY legitimate business or website!  If you receive one of these fraudulent e-mails, you should forwared it to the Abuse department of the business that the e-mail purports to come from.\n\nThe scammer has changed your password, this is why you are locked out of your account.\n\nYou should contact Yahoo and explain what happened.  Hopefully they will lock out that account so that the scammer cannot use it any more.  Yahoo may or may not get you access back into the account.  I wouldn't bet on that, though.\n\nYou might try to log on to it and go through the lost password recovery procedure.  If the scammer didn't change your settings, you will be able to recover the account.  Then give yourself a NEW password.  Make it something that someone won't guess easily.  \n\nIf you get this lucky, you should contact all of your friends and contacts on Yahoo and explain to them what happened.  The scammer has probably tried to scam them or send viruses or spyware to them pretending to be you.  Since your friends think that it's coming from you, they are more likely to trust the e-mail or message as being legitinate.\n\nIf they did change your details and secret question, the account is probably lost forever.
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Its spam or a hoax e-mail.  Yahoo is going nowhere.
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firstly why don't you change your user name instead of mikeo_2121 to mikeo_2122 or something rather similar.\n \nSecondly are you sure your email was not hijacked again (Definetly if you used the same password)\n\nAre you typing the username/password correctly( maybe you have forgotten them if so try the link forgot username/password)\n\nOr finnaly just get another account with hotmail or another email service provider personally i do not like hotmail as it recieves alot of Junk/spam mail (GO YAHOO i give it 5 STAR for a free email provider)
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I doubt if there is anyone on Yahoo! Answers who know how to 'five the web' ! They are all otherwise 'fine' thank you, Sushanta ! But how can anyone show you what they do not know ?! Sure beats me !\n...From what you have tried to explain, I guess you have mistakenly deleted a mail sent to you by http://www.toponlineprofits.com.   \nNo need to worry : Just go to the website once more, and ask for their 'free 30 days trial programme' once again. They will surely oblige you. \nOnly make sure, that you do not delete their mail again :\nSince it was from a new sender of which your e-mailbox is unaware, the previous mail was possibly routed to the 'Spam' folder. And YOU must have deleted it, without even checking ! So, this time, check your Spam Folder everyday for their mail, and mark it as 'Not Spam'. That way, it will be shifted to your Inbox : Open it, and remember to immediately add their mail ID to your Address Book. \n...This way, NONE of the future mails from them will be treated as 'Spam' - and you will receive them all in your Inbox itself.\nBest of Luck.
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I tried to email you and my computer said:\nthat your email didn't go through because your recipient email address has not been confirmed...\n\nthe person that was just there deleted thier answer....