I am in the US, why does my Yahoo say  YAHOO UK/IRELAND?  does it matter?
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Doesn't really matter. It might say it because you accidently set your windows location as the UK/Ireland. You can check this by following these instructions for Windows XP:\n\nClick Start -> Control Panel\n\nSelect Date, Time, Language and Regional Options\n\nSelect Regional and Language Options\n\nUnder the Regional Options tab see if it says United States under both of the drop down boxes (specifically the bottom box).\n\nIf not, change it.
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login into your yahoo mail account--->option [look on the right]-->Account information[look on the left] ------->enter pass-------->set your country info here \n\nnow try the messenger\n\nit should work
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Open the Control Panel, and choose "Regional and Language Options".  Make sure all of the settings on the "Regional Options" page match the country you live in.  Then go to the "Languages" tab, and click details.  Make sure the "Default Input Lanugage" and the "Installed Services" also match your country.
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Initially, i assume your question is based on the Home Page, setting on your internet explorer. Do you want to stop this auto-loading effect. Then simply go-to,\n\nInternet Explorer (if your using it) ->Tools-> options-> General Tab (first one!)\n\nand there, you could use whatever the configuration you want it.\n\nThe second instance i could determine, is , likely to be the auto-loading of the Yahoo .co.uk site after a login session to your e-mail account (Yahoo! obvious). If so,\nusually, This service of autoconfiguring and autoredirecting, happens via Cookies set on your computer during log-on to the Yahoo! services. You could simply change your way, you enter yahoo!\n\nYou could use,\nwww.yahoo.com\n\nother than, \nwww.yahoo.co.uk\n\nAnd if you've got a yahoo.co.uk domain for your e-mail, then you will be autorconfigured, to be redirected to the .co.uk page. From there, you could simply switch from .co.uk (Uk & Ireland) to any other available page.\n\nHope i was helpful. If you do have anymore queries, please feel free!
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No, not necessarily.  It all depends on how the emails get routed and where the email servers are located.  The emails one sends first goes from the client system (basically your comuter) to the source email server.  For example, if you send an email through Yahoo Mail, it will first go to a local Yahoo Email server.  Now that server can be located anywhere in the world.  So an email generated from a @yahoo.co.uk may go a email server in the UK.  If the UK server is connected to the Australia server via a set of routers not present in the US, the email will travel from UK to Australia without going to the US.\n\nI hope that helps  :)
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Try other yahoo networks, like yahoo canada, uk... should work (until they fix the general problem)
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well buddy \nthe might be in your server or your modem or computer\ni use yahoo and it works well all the time initially i had some of the problems u had but when i reinstalled my xp it became well \ni like yahoo and i will recommend it
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Well the trouble with yahoo is the simple fact that your not connected peer to peer, and i'm delighted that we're not connecting that way, i don't want any1 to know where i'm from unless they ask me, and i feel comfortable telling them, don't know what's your story, but you obviously have issues\n\nR3dm0
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open IE- Tools _ internet option and check the home page, if it is yahoo then there is no problem.If it is not yahoo.com then change to yahoo.com\nAnother reason why this happens is, if you have an aol connection, as soon as you connect to the internet the 1st page that goes is to the homepage of the ISP. AM not sure about this, someone may give you a beter answer.
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If you are using Windows XP \n\nClick 'Start'\nClick 'Settings'\nClick 'Control Panel'\nClick 'Regional and language options'\nChange both drop-down boxes to UK\nClick 'Apply'\nClick 'ok'
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Unfortunately I believe Yahoo UK and Ireland comes as just one site. Much in the same way as there isn't a Yahoo site for Scotland or Wales.\nI think you can go to the Answers sites on Yahoo for the USA and Australia, but then of course the answers there are probably less relevant than those on the UK site for Ireland.
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When you go on Yahoo, search for chatrooms, at the bottom of the screen there is a link for other countries.\n\nAlso, try changing your address on your profile so when you search you get the North or South American answers after you search or go to a link.
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There shouldn't be a problem. The email must be wrong. Try adding ".uk" at the end of the email address.
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If you are talking about receiving Yahoo mail then it depends on whether your email address ends in .com or .co.uk.\n\nIf it ends in .co.uk then I think the settings are:\n\nmail.yahoo.co.uk for the pop3 address.  And smtp.yahoo.co.uk for the smtp address.\n\nYou will not need http info if my memory serves me.\n\nAlso, you will need to enter your Yahoo ID and password for it to work...\n\nIf it is for another service, then it depends.  The settings are different for each service.\n\nHotmail is the easiest to set up in OE, because the settings for it are already there...
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open your Yahoo! webpage...\nthen select "international" from Yahoo! services<You can find it after clicking on "All Y! services">....then select your country....i recommend selecting the US Yahoo! page...it's the best...then on the top of the screen...select "Make Yahoo! US your home page"...abd you'll be all set...\ngood luck!
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YAHOO! search cannot always interpret correctly when doing international searches.  As long as you understand what its talking about you should be fine.
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Why don't you try ukchatterbox.co.uk its a teeenchat and you can click on what country u like.