I do not want to buy / subscribe to Yahoo mail pis or any other paying POP service etc. Please also send me the details of how it can be done, or preferably a web page or an email address where you can be contacted (although its ok if the email address sint there for sake of privacy)
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yahoo! free mail does not give pop access anyways.\nyou will have to buy yahoo! mail plus then only it will work thru POP\nCost is $20
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Unfortunally you have to have their premium account in order to do a POP3 account (meaning to check from outlook)\n\nThere is a monthly fee to do this though.
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If you do not have premium email (paid) you do not have any, it is web based.\nIf you have premium mail it is POP.\nYou can use this program to get your email to your client:\nhttp://www.ypopsemail.com/
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Only paid versions of Yahoo! Mail support the POP3/SMTP servers because the free versions need to show ads. So, if you don't pay your limited to the ad-laden webmail.\n\nThere IS YPops! (http://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/E-mail/Mail-Utilities/YahooPOPs.shtml ) -if you download it you can use a free Yahoo! Mail address and it will simulate a POP3/SMTP server for your email. I haven't tried it myself.\n\nIf you do pay, follow the instructions below.\n\nThe incoming server is a POP3 server, and the address is pop.mail.yahoo.com.\n\nThe outgoing server is an SMTP server, and the address is smtp.mail.yahoo.com.\n\nYour email is your yahoo email address, including the @yahoo.com.\n\nYour username is the part of your email before the @ sign. Your password is the same as your password on yahoo.\n\nWhen setting up the SMTP server, go to "More Settings", then "Outgoing Server". Check "My Outgoing Mail Server requires authorization.\n\nMake sure you DON'T check "Log on using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)."\n\nEnjoy!
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free yahoo! mail does not give pop3 access.. you will have to purchase yahoo! mail plus which cost abt $20\nTry Gmail it gives free pop access.
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Have to upgrade to the pay service.  I think it is called yahoo plus.  It has the POP server you need.
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You can use Trashmail. It's not an email provider, per se, but if you're trying to avoid spam it works nicely. http://www.trashmail.net/\n\nIf you want an actual provider, try http://www.hush.com/\n\nThey have free very secure e-mail accounts. And they don't "ask questions" (How many questions did Yahoo ask you, really?)
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You need to have a POP and SMTP email account.
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Normally only if you pay for through their Yahoo!plus.\n\nHowever, there is a program that lets you access it through Outlook (or any other major mail client).  It's called YPOPS! information regarding it can be found here:\nhttp://sourceforge.net/projects/yahoopops\n\nFission
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Even though you get it, you will not be able to use it unless you upgrade your yahoo account and pay for it.\n\nGo to this link for more info:\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/pop/pop-02.html
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You will need to get a paid yahoo account
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you'd have to pay and subscribe to yahoo mail plus in order to avail that facility. however there are other email providers that provide pop access (ability to synchronize mail via email clients such as outlook) for free.
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yahoo mails works with POP3 not SMPT just change it.\nremember you'll never needto upgrade to yahoo + for those things
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Yes and no... \n\nThe free Yahoo accout will only let you access your mail through a wed browser (Internet Explorer, FireFox, NetScape, etc...) \n\nTo use Outlook to access your mail you need a account that can be access by "Post Office Protocol" or "POP3" ... you can get Yahoo to provide you with that service but they charge you for it... I forget the price... $20-40 per year I think... \n\nIn POP3 the Client program (Outlook or Outlook Express) links to a "Mail Server" Program that runs at your mail provider (say Yahoo) and after some level of authentacation the server will reply with a list of messages that it is currently holding for the account...  The client can then direct the server it send any or all of the held messages and whether or not to delete them from the server... the messages are then sent to the client as data files... \n\nOnce the client receives the message it is stored on your local computer can be displayed by the Client (Outlook) at any time regardless of whether the local computer has access to the Internet or not... Very useful if you don't have 24/7 access to the net (think dial-up and sharing the line with voice)\n\n\n\nEnder
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Bad move subscribing to those things....\nSometimes the only way is to change phone numbers.\nOr if they're coming via email block the address
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POP stands for Post Office Protocol, an e-mail standard.  Yahoo does support it, but charges you an anual fee.  You can't get around it, sorry.
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Sorry, that is incorrect. Hotmail provides both a free and a pay service. There are not plans to drop either.