What is yahoo's POP3?
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POP stands for Post Office Protocol, an e-mail standard.  Yahoo does support it, but charges you an anual fee.  You can't get around it, sorry.
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Well, you have to upgrade your yahoo acount to a paid account.  Then they will give you POP3 access - what you will need to set it up through outlook express.
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Well, you need a third party software for that. Yahoo disabled POP service in 2002. \n\nGet YPOP!\n\n YahooPOPs is a freeware (GPL) application. You can download YahooPOPs!/Windows version 0.6 (filesize 1.13MB) from the following URL: http://yahoopops.sourceforge.net/modules.php?op=\n\nmodload&name=Downloads&file=index&req=viewsdownload&sid=2
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yahoo mails works with POP3 not SMPT just change it.\nremember you'll never needto upgrade to yahoo + for those things
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Here you go!\n\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/pop/
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If your account allows POP3 download, yes. Otherwise, no.
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in order to use outlook or outlook express with Yahoo Mail, you need to be on the Yahoo Mail Plus Service ($$).  The free Yahoo email accounts cannot be accessed via POP3.
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If you're referring to email provided by your ISP, most likely the protocol is POP3.
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Yes Definitely!\nSince Yahoo Doesnt allow POP3 services for free account...there is a free software called YPops!\nWhich can be installed on your machine..n then a simple Outlook configuration would get your Yahoo Mails in your Outlook Client!\nCheck out: http://www.ypopsemail.com/
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Yahoo stopped the POP3 service some time ago forcing users to use the slow and full of ads web interface. Since then the programers have made a few POP3 emulators for all web based email services. The idea is that your Outlook (or the more secure ThunderBird) can connect to the POP3 emulator while the emulator fetches the web pages from your yahoo mail account parses and repacks them as POP3 message and serves them to your full-of-problems-virus-friendly Microsoft Outlook.\n\nThere is yahoopops and freepops that work with yahoo. freepops is the one with modules for almost every webmail service in the world including Yahoo, AOL, Netscape, Hotmail, etc. For yahoo they support these domains:\n@yahoo.ca\n @yahoo.co.in\n @yahoo.co.uk\n @yahoo.com\n @yahoo.com.ar\n @yahoo.com.cn\n @yahoo.com.tw\n @yahoo.de\n @yahoo.es\n @yahoo.it
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pop.yahoo.com\nsmtp.yahoo.com
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Yahoo disabled the POP3 system quite a few months ago. You can however try the link below to get free POP3 email from Yahoo. Do beware of it's limitations, however.
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go to mail options, then click on the POP 3 instructions
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Incoming Mail (POP3) Server: pop.mail.yahoo.com (Port 110) \nOutgoing (SMTP) Server: smtp.mail.yahoo.com (Port 25) \nAccount Name/Login Name: your Yahoo! ID (your email address without the "@yahoo.com") \nEmail Address: your Yahoo! Mail address (e.g., user@yahoo.com) \nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/pop/pop-10.html
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You have to have a paid account with Yahoo. You can't access your Yahoo address from POP3 clients with the free version at all. There's no way around this.
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Incoming POP3 Server : pop.mail.yahoo.com   Port 110\nOutgoing SMTP Server : smtp.mail.yahoo.com  Port 25 / 587\n\nEnsure that the "My server requires authentication" is checked for the outgoing server. Also ensure that "This server requires a secure connection" is unchecked.
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You could use something like http://www.ypopsemail.com/\n\nThis will let you receive your Yahoo! mail in your Outlook Express inbox.  There are quite a few free programs to do this for Yahoo! mail.  \n\nWhen you set up your POP3 acount in Yahoo!, be sure to check the box that says to leave the messages on the server.  This way your email will still be available on Yahoo's! server for access from remote computer.