A friend at work lost access to her yahoo acct because a phisher got her login and password. can you deactivat
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lol - you gave out your password to some one you dont know.. now YOU CAN'T DO ANYTHING TO GET THE EMAIL BACK OR EVEN DEACTIVATE IT.\nlol DUMB\n--x--\ndid u try the "Forgot password"...\nhttp://edit.yahoo.com/config/eval_forgot_pw?new=1&.done=http%3A//mail.yahoo.com&.src=ym&partner=&.intl=us&pkg=&stepid=&.last=
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I think yes may someone can access your account but if you shutdown your pc than i don't think that it is gonna be open again.One time i just close internet explorer and again i open yahoo mail but that time i already sign out so sometimes it is sign out automatically.It is depend on Yahoo Mail Server.
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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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yes and no. yahoo just added a feature that allows you to use a (.) you can create a new e-mail that uses the (.) that is still linked to your old acct. you can also use the new e-mail addie to sign in. another plus, you can still use you old e-mail, it will remain active. so if you have important e-mails comming to you  you dont have to worry. or if you wanted to create a completly new acct. and leave all the junk mail behind, no. if you do have important e-mails from your current acct. you can create a new acct. them foward all the important ones to the new acct. it take time but can help.
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goto control Panel-->User accounts-->user-->remove password.\ndone!
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not using your account will not cause to make your account delete\nit is a very simple way my friend\ngo to this url :\n\nhttps://login.yahoo.com/config/login_verify2?.slogin=parham942&.intl=us&.src=&.bypass=&.partner=&.done=https%3a//edit.yahoo.com/config/delete_user&pkg=&owd=\n\nlog in with your account and terminate your account to delete for ever
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Yeah sorry, I had this problem and I actually found the yahoo number and called them and basically they said that there is no way to get to your account without that information that you supplied when you first opened it...so you just lose all that stuff basically, sorry I couldnt help
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help.yahoo.com/help/us/acct/
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Yahoo does not change your password.  They might deactivate your account but they don't change the password without your contacting them for some reason.  \n\nIt sounds like you are now able to use the account so I presume you have gotten the password changed or some how figured it out.\n\nIF it was truly changed by another person they would have needed to original password to change it.  At best Yahoo could provide the date, time and IP address of the person who changed it.  However, that implies that they are actually tracking that information.  With so much information to track it might not be something they do track.  Since it has been a while they might not have the logs still.  Best you can do is check with them and see what their policy is.
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Firstly, please write in plain English; I almost gave up trying to decipher your gibberish.  And do NOT write in all CAPS -- it's the equivalent of yelling at someone.  If you yell at us, we won't waste our time with you.\n\nYou will need to remember the details that you used when you created the account in order to recover a lost password.  If you have forgotten this information, there is no way to access the account or reset the password.
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Yahoo didn't just let her. She pretended to be you and knew all the info they ask about changing passwords and that is how she got it. Low down trick but she did it so make sure you open a new account and change some of the info on it...........
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simply go to https://edit.yahoo.com/config/delete_use...\nor type "close account" in yahoo help for more information\nremember it will delete your acoount and mails completely!!and you can't access then later!!
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http://dhvrm.blogspot.com/2006/04/deleting-your-yahoo-user-account.html
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I really don't recommend trying to access his work account, because you can get fired for that.  You should probably just talk to him rather than trying to access his account, but if you insist, there is information on hacking Yahoo here:\nhttp://www.linkbase.org/articles/How-to-Hack-Yahoo-and-Hotmail.htm\n\nBe advised that Yahoo can also inflict penalties.  Additionally, it is probably not wise to ask ON a Yahoo website about HACKING a Yahoo website.
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Close the computer.\nRe-start, and keep hitting "F8" and then start in "Safe Mode"\nSign in as the administrator.\nChange or eliminate the password.\n\nDo this only if it is your computer, if it is someone elses, you would be breaking a confidence of that person, or maybe even breaking a law in your area.
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I think you mean hack, not huck, and you to to Yahoo, your account, log in with your security question and other info, and reset your password, it doesn't usually get hacked, usually people just find out, or see you type it
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If the person was good enough to know the answer of your latest question, he/she must be someone who is close to you, is a friend, or is a relative.\n\nEither what you are doing is a matter of National Interest, and therefore the CIA/FBI/NSA or whatever agency ur country has is trying to get into the account. But lol that wont be the case.\n\nThe person is a friend. See who all have been frequenting your desktop, or trying to be more inquisitive around you. You can mail Yahoo, but i dont think they will be of much help, they can just reset ur account details. But unless u find WHO did it, the attacks wont stop. For a change try a security question, the answer to which ONLY YOU WOULD KNOW!.\n\nor get a new account.