i have canceled my service with att/sbc. will i lose yahoo as well. or is there another way to keep yahoo?
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Switching my address from sbcglobal to yahoo.com worked for me.
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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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Yes, you will be able to keep both. I had both a Yahoo e-mail account and a T-Mobile cell phone account while in the military. Nothing happened to my Yahoo account while I was in boot camp (other than getting a lot of e-mails to clear out!) and as for my cell phone, there are many companies (I don't know about T-Mobile) who will, as a previous commenter said, suspend your account while you're in basic training. You will NOT have access to that phone while you're in basic training and the companies know that. \n\nYou can hold any account you want while in the military; many companies will even give you better rates because they know that they are guaranteed to get their money--if you don't pay, the military will force you to. \n\nThey will not watch your activity, even if you have a job that has a top secret security clearance.\n\nIf you need any more information, please feel free to contact me.
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wht the he** you talking about... you got at&t yahoo (do you mean att yahoo high speed internet) and if so.... then wht u mean i cant download it into my laptop. you cant download that u just ordered... it will come in the mail the modem, cables... etc..
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The All New AT&T Yahoo! Mail will be released in two phases. Beginning April 18, 2006, 30% of the total AT&T Yahoo! primary accounts and sub accounts that are not under parental controls will be able to switch to the new AT&T 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 AT&T 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 AT&T 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 AT&T Yahoo! Mail.\n\n*Promo module on the Mail Welcome Page*\n\nSBC Yahoo! Members using classic email will see the new AT&T Yahoo! Mail module on the Mail Welcome page, suggesting a switch to the new AT&T Yahoo! Mail. The Member needs only to click on the Try it today link to switch to the new AT&T 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 AT&T Yahoo! Mail. This link will allow the Member to switch to the new AT&T 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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You just have to cancel your dial up service. This will cancel sbc yahoo. when your cable internet is up and running, go to yahoo.com and click on tools at the top of the page. Under the general tab, click on use currant for your home page. You may have to get a new free yahoo e-mail address though if you were using @sbcyahoo.net as your address. hope this helps and welcome to the wonders of broadband.....you will never want dialup again....lol
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i would contact yahoo because they are the ones debiting your account. the credit card company will usually put the responsibility on you. i used to have an aol account and had a very hard time canceling it. i tried contacting my credit card company about it and they told me to contact the merchant directly.
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When you registered your SBC Yahoo! account, did you  merge your existing yahoo with sbcglobal? Because if you did, all email sent to yahoo will be routed automatically to sbc yahoo. Refer to these links for more help.\n\nhttp://help.sbcglobal.net/article.php?item=485\nhttp://help.sbcglobal.net/article.php?item=3590
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To whom it may concern,\nI want to cancel my Yahoo
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NO. but dont try Verizon DSL with Yahoo!.  It is just as bad.
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The All New AT&T Yahoo! Mail will be released in two phases. Beginning April 18, 2006, 30% of the total AT&T Yahoo! primary accounts and sub accounts that are not under parental controls will be able to switch to the new AT&T 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 AT&T 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 AT&T 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 AT&T Yahoo! Mail.\n\n*Promo module on the Mail Welcome Page*\n\nSBC Yahoo! Members using classic email will see the new AT&T Yahoo! Mail module on the Mail Welcome page, suggesting a switch to the new AT&T Yahoo! Mail. The Member needs only to click on the Try it today link to switch to the new AT&T 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 AT&T Yahoo! Mail. This link will allow the Member to switch to the new AT&T 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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just go to their website www.yahoo.com and sign in as your old regular yahoo email. what happend was, when you changed to verizon, it changed your default email application into their email for verizon but dont worry, you can always access the old regular yahoo email provided that it hasn't been two months of inactivity or else you can just say bye bye to it.
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If you have SBC- which is now with AT&T, in Outlook Express, click on "tools", then go down to "accounts", then click on the "ALL" tab, then go to "properties", and where it says type the name of the server? type in the Mail Account bar: AT&T Yahoo! Mail; also, click on servers tab, & where it says what your incoming mail server is(like POP?: and the outgoing mail server SMTP?: those settings haven't changed. \n  The mail settings haven't changed just the name of the company AT&T, that's all. we thought that everything had changed, but when I talked to a tech support person, they told us, that only the name, so far.(confusing, a lot)
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update your sbc yahoo browser:\n go to sbc.software.yahoo.com\n- then download the yahoo browser only\n- it will help you use your browser again\n- i just tried this earlier
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Uninstall it, maybe? What do you mean? That's a pretty vague question. =P\n\nIf you mean cancel your Yahoo! account, I'm not sure you can. Try taking a look at the "Help" link on the main Yahoo! page. =)
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I have a question for you... what the f$&# does this have to do with hockey?!!!\n\nSorry.  Anyway, your ISP (internet service provider) is AOL and unless you change to MSN or NetZero or whatever, you're stuck with AOL.  Yahoo offers DSL, I think.  They use to at least.  If you want Yahoo as your ISP, then you'll probably pay another $10 a month.\n\nBasically you can't get JUST Yahoo, you need an ISP to access Yahoo.
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Go to help.sbcglobal.net (no "www" in front of it.)\nIndicate which SBC Yahoo service you use and your email domain, and then you will be taken to another page.\nClick on Downloads and you'll have access to the various software offered by SBC Yahoo.