I have a premium SBC-Yahoo (ATT) account but only my parent account email was invited... Hmmmmmm
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The All New Yahoo! Mail will be released in two phases. Beginning April 18, 2006, 30% of the total Yahoo! primary accounts and sub accounts that are not under parental controls will be able to switch to the new Yahoo! Mail. The rollout will continue with the other 70% in the 2nd phase on May, until all Members that do not have parental controls enabled have the option to use the new version of Yahoo! Mail.\n\nYou dont need any invites to be able to use the new Yahoo Beta email. You just need to at least meet the system requirements:\n\n*Browsers\nIE 5.5 and higher (for Windows) \nFirefox 1.0 or higher (for Mac and Windows) \nMozilla Suite 1.7 or higher (for Mac and Windows) \nNetscape 7.2 (For Windows) \nSBC Yahoo! Browser 3.3 \n\n*Operating Systems\nWindows 2000, XP \nMac OSX \n\n\nEntry points for the new Yahoo! Mail are the following:\n\nTrap page | Promo Module on the Mail Welcome Page | Link on the Mail Options Page \n\n*Trap Page*\nWhen Members log in to email for the first time after being provisioned with access (30% on April 18) to the new Yahoo! Mail.\n\n*Promo module on the Mail Welcome Page*\n\nSBC Yahoo! Members using classic email will see the new Yahoo! Mail module on the Mail Welcome page, suggesting a switch to the new Yahoo! Mail. The Member needs only to click on the Try it today link to switch to the new Yahoo! email - provided they meet minimum system requirements.\n\n*Link on the Mail Options Page*\n\nThe Try it now link will be displayed on the Mail Options page only for SBC Yahoo! Members who are provisioned, regardless if the Member has already switched to the new Yahoo! Mail. This link will allow the Member to switch to the new Yahoo! Mail by directing them to the landing page from which they can access the new Mail version.\n\nNow if you really cant wait to change your email to Beta and you're tired of waiting, then the easiest way to change to Beta is change your location to UK or any other location not US. You can go about this by going to My account and click on Edit and under General preferences, change you Preferred Content to UK or Canada for the moment.When you click finish you are gonna be given a TOS (terms of service), you click accept and then after that you would be asked if you want to try the new Yahoo Beta version then you email away and enjoy Yahoo Beta! \n\nAnd if you want to switch back to the original "face" of yahoo mail, you simply click on the link that says, Switch Back (in line with Sign Out and My Account links at the top), then you're back to the original. But if you decide to switch back to Beta again, then you simply go to the Options tab (on the upper right corner), there would be a purple button there to Try Yahoo Beta again. This process is reversible and should not affect your email. So don't you worry about losing you emails.=D
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yep...u'd be hard pressed to get any personal email let along tel # for any footy players...contact the club on the website who will pass on any message etc...
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you do it through the intrernt connection you use sbc or at&t they all offer parental controls just type in parental controls on your keyword your homepage may offer it too along with your email it isnt in your normal computer accounts
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Need a bit more info? How are you accessing your email? What is the ISP? Is it a Yahoo email?
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is this sbc yahoo browser? try shutting or disbaling ur spy ware or call\nYAHOO!SERVICES\nYahoo!1 800 6992466\nYahoo! Mail408 3493300\nYahoo! Premium Services1 877 4697847\nYahoo! Tech1 800 6097030
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If you are a Yahoo Mail Plus subscriber (paid email) you can activate it by click on the "Try it now" underneath your mail capacity bar.  Otherwise, you'll need to sign up on the wait list by going to this link:\nhttp://whatsnew.mail.yahoo.com/\n\nKeep in mind that it is still a beta version which means it’s still in development and being actively debugged.\n\nGood luck and have a nice day!
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Try logging in with your old Yahoo! ID.\n\nSame thing happened to me when I switched to SBC.
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you can't forward emails from yahoo automatically, unless you forward each one yourself. you have to get the premium service for yahoo to do it for you.
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You have to have POP access, which Yahoo doesn't give you unless you buy their Premium Account services. http://billing.mail.yahoo.com/bm/Upgrades
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try emailing your own address or create a new account and see if it's your browser or use gmail
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Try to restart your browser or your whole computer, also check your email for an activation email and it will automatically log you in  as you activate it through a link. Or write to yahoo's techinal department
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see your junk mail box.  if not your email might be blocking it completely.  Change your email address on the signup sheet
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Did you ever figure it out. Just curious because it has happened to me too. I haven't figured it out how to get my teams back on MY yahoo. It keeps saying (add teams ) here, But I have the teams already ??
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No.  There are Yahoo premium mail services but the base e-mail seems like it will be free as long as there is competition from other companies to offer free e-mail.
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yahoo sent me an email
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There is a way to forward email however the process is going to be from the sbc yahoo email account, you would be able to forward email into the regular yahoo email address. The way to this is to go to the Option link when you access you email for sbc yahoo and then choose the POP Access and Forwarding option. There in forwarding, you can type whatever email address where you want to receive the emails or forward your email to.\n\nThe email address or member id that was created for you for your dsl service is not really require to be used as your email address especially if its the primary email address. It was created primarily for you dsl connection because you need it to authenticate with their server. You can continue to use whatever email address you were using before anytime.But if there wer alternate email addresses in sbc yahoo created already then forwarding email would be from the sbc yahoo email account to the regular yahoo because the POP access and Forwarding option is only available in sbc yahoo and not in the yahoo email as of the moment.\n\nI hop this helps and added another option for you..=D
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Try this link. http://att.sbc.com/gen/general?pid=6431