If I change my ISP, what do I do in Yahoo as I have email I wish to keep?
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I assume you're talking about their free webmail.  Just because you're switching ISPs, you keep all of your email - it has nothing to do with Yahoo's free webamil.\n\nIf you mean that you are voluntarily dropping your Yahoo! account, you can either forward it from your Yahoo! account manually - which takes a long time - or you can download it from their servers with an email program like Eudora or Outlook.  There are programs, such as Mr. Postman, which enable you to do this.  Though you'd never be caught, it still may be prohibited in Yahoo!'s terms of service.  If it is I am not endorsing this action (don't worry, no jail time! You'd probably lose your account rights).  Below are programs that allow you to download from any Webmails, in case you need to do so.\n\nThe link for "Mr. Postman" is: http://mrpostman.sourceforge.net/\n\nThere's a similar product called "Web2pop" which is also good: http://www.jmasoftware.com/english/products/web2pop/index.html
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You can do it in Yahoo! Mail.\nGo to Options->Management->Mail Addresses and create a new email address with same Yahoo! account. You can change this once in a year and it can contain a period (.)
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yes, you can, but if that email address is used in authenticating your dsl/dial connection, you have to cancel your account for your ISP
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any isp can access Yahoo!, get  the cheapest or fastest or any one you like
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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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Using what? What program or web-based email are your trying to use? Who's your ISP?
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Yes u can keep you're Yahoo email account and yet have RR internet, RR is just a provider, you can have email with who ever you desire.
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U must first install yahoo messenger for the mail client by yahoo. then go to internet settings and change the default email to yahoo! mail.
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Yes, But only on Yahoo! So if you want to change your email address go to http://mail.yahoo.com/ and type your address and password. Then go to 'Options'-> Mail Addresses-> hit Add. then type in desired addesss. and then make it your default address and the go back and delete the old address
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Sure - click Options (top right), then select "POP Access and Forwarding". At the bottom of this page you can enter an alternative address to forward all of your mails to (but you can't forward to another Yahoo address)
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login to your yahoo email account --- and go to\n\noptions - mail addresses --- remove the hotmail address you setup to forward the email you have for yahoo instead.\n\ncheck this out: here's the sample... and needs to be changed. \n\nSending Mail (Default Account) \nName:yourname\nEmail: youremailaddress@yahoo.com \nReply-To:  \nReceiving Mail You receive all messages addressed to:\nUNKNOWN@WHATEVERDOMAIN.COM
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If your other email account is at cox.net, you can forward all your mail to your yahoo account.\n\nStart here to get to your webmail page:\nhttp://webmail.cox.net/\n\nYou should bookmark that page.\n\nClick on "Settings".\n\nClick on "Forwarding".\n\nThen it's pretty self-explanatory.\n\nGood luck!
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you might be able to change some settings. go to your email and click on "options" in the top right.
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If you want to transfer your domain registration AWAY from yahoo, check if the domain name's "administrative contact" email address is yours. If you can access the domain account, unlock it.\n\nOtherwise, you have to persist with Yahoo.\n\nGood luck.\n\nDave Zan\nhttp://www.DaveZan.com
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Changing your internet provider shouldn't affect your yahoo account. as long as you know your user name and password, you should be good to go. Yahoo doesn't recognize one ISP from another.
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The version of yahoo you have doesn't really have anything to do with what kind of internet service you have.\nHowever, when you installed the new version of yahoo, it overwrites the older version. So you don't need to remove anything.
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set up a new address on yahoo mail, and the option will come up in the process to make it your main address