Does Yahoo! Fiance have purchase protection accounts?
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Yahoo FIANCE?  Are you proposing to Yahoo?  LOL\n\nYahoo FINANCE on the other hand...should have some form of fraud protection...contact customer service
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NO!   Its a scam  dont use them\n\n ESCROW SCAMS - INSURANCE-ASL & TRIPLE ALLIANCE ONLINE (2 replies) Report  inspired-2  (95 )  Apr-13-06  \n Hello,\nMy mum had a ring on ebay valued at $3000.00 and I had ebay id ganghunter00 from Spain & Robertwood from UK, swarming around the ring. Both had urgency in me sending the ring for their girlfriends, and both insisted on a sale outside of e-bay and with their nominated escrow companies. I searched the internet to find information verifying the escrow companies are fraudulent. The minute you go back and tell them you know it's a scam they leave you alone. Be aware of anyone from the UK insisting on using www.tripleallianceonline.com and anyone from Spain instisting on using www.insurance-asl.com they both won't use ebay and claim these 2 companies are safe. They will both try to email you outside of ebay and use excuse's like I don't want my girlfriend to see the ebay sale as we share the same account. I have been burned once before buying an item outside ebay, so my warning bells were alarmed this time. Always urgency in wanting the money. My advise is don't sell anything too valuable on ebay or get the money in your account before despatch
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My roommate got caught in the same scam. The girl told him she loved him and sh*t like that. Saying that she needed him to cash the money order, and send the money to her sister. He got screwed out of 120,000 bucks. He went to the police but there was nothing they could do. That was over two years ago and he's still paying back the bank. Really sad that people are still falling for the scam now...even sadder that the people are keeping up the scam. At least you're smart and know it was a scam. What the police told my ex roommate was that there's no way to tell who the person is, so the most you can do is report it to yahoo. They'll pull the account, but they'll only create another one and be back out doing it in ten mins.
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The only thing you can do is report it to Yahoo!  They'll give a warning but not necessarily delete their account.  Only if they repeatedly cause problems or majorly violate the terms of agreement.  They may or may not work in conjuction with local law enforcement agencies.
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no, but why would you want to ?\nyour yahoo mail is protected by password.
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yes u can refer this link for info. and 2ndly have to subscribe to yahoo mail plus! and it will cost u some bucks ;)
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unfortunatlelly there is no way to hack someones account. yahoo keeps all their customers info hidden. only a professional hacker would be able to find out who is registered under that account. But even that might not work. many people today don't write their real name when they register for a yahoo account!!
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Technically..no.  Guests are NOT allowed to purchase items & must be signed it by a military ID holder.  Any items purchased and given to non authorized users must be considered a gift..no money is allowed to change hands.  \n\nDoes it happen anyway?  yes.  Depends on the commnad and whether or not they choose to be strict in enforcing the regulation and if they choose to prosecute those who disobey.
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Yes, Yahoo's anti-virus protection will only scan attachments that are emailed to you. You have the option of purchasing an anti-virus application from numerous vendors. Which application is the "best one" is a subjective question.\n\nIf you want a free (legally free) AV software, check out AVG Free.
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You're email account cannot be used in any way to cost you money or purchase things.\n\nhttp://www.jimmyr.com/security.php
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The only way to access the account is by having the password. There are some keyloggers (software that store everything an user types into a computer) but I won't talk about them.\n\nI guess I can't tell you what is the best option for you, but I know for a thing that trust is something you earn over time. As far as I know, accessing someone's account without permission or knowledge is not something that generates trust.\n\nSure, you can always think "he/she won't let me access his/her account, so he/she MUST BE HIDING SOMETHING!". Well, I belive that is not always the case. I believe that things like privacy and "personal space" are extremely important in a relationship. So, if you do things like accessing one's account without knowledge, you might risk the future of the relationship.\n\nIf you really need peace of mind, talk to your fiance. Open your mind, be honest and talk about your worries (that you are worried that he is cheating on you). Also, talk to your and his friends. You might be surprised by the results.
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YES. Yahoo has a program where you can get paid everytime you advertise their products and refer someone else to them as customers.\n\nYahoo has an affiliate program for its various products -- Personals, Autos and Small Business. You can find all the information on their affiliate programs here:\n\nhttp://docs.yahoo.com/info/affiliates/
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Yes there are programs that can hack yahoo accounts, infact any mail accounts for that matter!
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as far as yahoo is concerned.. no one knows\nhttp://profiles.yahoo.com/nndn32
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I have never heard of Yahoo! Spousewatch and could not find any information on it. If you got the link from an email, it may be some sort of a scam so be careful.
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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.
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Its fine.  If the security certificate was issued to yahoo.com and you go to yahoo.co.uk, it'll give the the message since the site name isn't EXACTLY what is says on the certificate.