Since when the mail option is clicked on Yahoo home page it is directly entering into my ID without even asking for the password. It is hampering the security of my ID.
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Yahoo will remember your ID until the associated cookie expires. You can delete the cookie by going to tools->internet options->delete cookies
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The password you used on your account or your security question was an easy one to guess or you entered the password on a website somewhere, there are sites out there that ask for your passwords.\nSomeone then got into your account settings and changed your password and now has complete control over it.\nYou should have used a password that no-one could guess ideally one with numbers in the middle like ROV23ER and never typed it anywhere but I guess you know that now.\nYou'll need to get in touch with Yahoo and try to get them to help change the account password again altho whether they will is a different matter, I can send you a gmail account to help you still get e-mail while this problem is sorted but it may be that your only option is to get another mail account
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Have you tried logging in to yahoo mail using this id. Because if you haven't checked your mail for more than 90 days, most probably this account has been deactivated.\n\nGOOD LUCK!
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You cant do that. To login into any service, the POST method is used while submitting the form. That is the only safe method. If you use Get method, the name of the form elements and its value will be displayed on the address bar. Therefore, it will display the password too. Thats why I said get method is not safe. But yahoo does not allow you to use POST method. So, you cant do it in yahoo geocities.\nMay be you can do it in other hosting sites. I recommend using http://www.pandela.com/ for free hosting.
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Key loggers have now taken control of your password. Take a time that a hacker may not be online and change your password, but, sometimes, a keylogger may also take notice of that. So, you have to report it to Yahoo! before the hacker could take full control of your Yahoo! ID. What could he possibly do? Maybe he'll give some bad viruses to your friends or maybe, abuse some of your friends and put the blame on you.\n\nHope the advice would work.
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Maybe you are typing in the wrong password, or someone hacked onto your email account and changed ur password. have you given ur friends ur password? go to the forgot password part of yahoo and retrieve it again.
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Well, if you want to access your email, they ask you for your password every day I believe, unfortunately. If you're just looking to access your MyYahoo! page, then it keeps you logged in for a long time.
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DO NOT GIVE OUT PASSWEORDS YOU ARE PLANNING TO USE.  SOMEONE ELSE WILL STEAL YOUR ACCOUNT!!!\n\nThe people on here are NOT from Yahoo!.  We are other users.  If you need assistance, email Yahoo directly.
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did you put your yahoo id and password in there?\n if so you had better change both. and hope they dont find out where you live and what your phone # is!!.\n  and immediately report this to yahoo. as far as i know yahoo does not do this i believe they would send something in the regular mail for you if that be the cause.\n\n   yahoocustomer care@yahoo.com
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It's possible someone already chose the yahoo.com email that you want. Try choosing a brand new ID on yahoo.com.
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PRobably to fool spam filters. Why are you opening it anyways? you could get a virus and just open the door for more spam when you click on them.
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Maybe you're having a typo that you don't even notice.  What client are you using?  Sometimes Outlook does funky stuff, too.  Lastly, sometimes if the mail par tof yahoo doesn't accept my password, and I know it's correct, I log into games or answers or something else (any other feature) and just go to the mail from there and it works for me.  Good luck!
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The same thing happened to me.  I was using a password that was a word, though not a common one.  I changed my password into a "strong" combination of letters and numbers to prevent this.\n\nAlso, when you log in, make sure you use the Secure method.  If you go to mail.yahoo.com you'll see you can select Standard or Secure as the logon method.\n\nFinally, I now use the application AI Roboform to keep track of my passwords (www.roboform.com), since they're all strong.  Plus I don't have to bother entering the password.  Enter a master password, select the login from the list in Roboform (Yahoo! mail, say) and it goes to the site and logs in for me.  You can set how often you have to enter the Master Password for Roboform in the preferences.
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Yahoo is considering your domain as a SPAM. Because your domain not in yahoos database. Once the user move a spam mail to inbox, it will automatically park the next coming mailz to inbox. This is not an error to correct, i guss.\n\ncheers\n\nShaba!
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use the Yahoo HELP line and ask them to reset your password, they CANNOT tell you what it is, as it is encrypted, they can only reset it for you, then you change it to the one you want.
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Yahoo sees it as different services under ONE account.  the only way to get separate passwords is to create separate accounts.
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you could prevent that by cliking save yahoo id on coumputor