what will happen to those sites that i am a member of if i terminate my account? will they find out about it?
405174
Not exactly sure what you are asking but here goes:\n\nLarger sites have automated programs that will simply remove you from their database.  Smaller sites sometimes have actual people go in and remove your name.\n\nHere's a good way to find out - if you have to send an email in order to remove yourself from the site - yes, they will know about it.\n\nIf you can do it all online within your browser, the chances are far LESS that they will know about it but that is no guarantee.\n\nCheck their FAQ's or Privacy Policies also - this could help answer your question.
684994
Most likely nothing.  You can go to register.com and see when the ownership comes up for renewal.  You can also see who currently owns the site and get their contact info. Check the WHOIS.
78141
How do you know if you have a violation on Yahoo! Answers?\n\nIf a TOS violation or Community Guidelines abuse is reported\nand Yahoo! Inc. deems the reported content questionable or offensive i am pretty sure TOS states that the offensive material will be removed without warning and it is usually followed by termination of your Yahoo! account, any associated email address, and access to the Service. Along with removal of any files and personal data stored in Yahoo Breifcase, Photo Albums , Yahoo Groups, Folders, My Web, 360 etc... They take TOS violations very seriously, if you had a violation we would not have access under the current identities to be discusing it.
37631
Yeah, stop using them and the account will automatically expire after six months. You can also manually delete your entire Yahoo account.
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Deleting Your Account \nYahoo! members can remove their own accounts and account information from Yahoo!. Please follow the instructions below to initiate the deletion of your account. \nBy terminating your account, you will lose access to your Yahoo! ID, Yahoo! Mail, and profile names. We will also delete your account data and settings across the Yahoo! network. This includes any contents in: \n\nYahoo! Mail \nYahoo! Address Book \nHotJobs \nGeoCities \nYahoo! Briefcase \nMy Yahoo! \nYahoo! Groups \nFinance Portfolio \nany other area of Yahoo! that can only be accessed with your Yahoo! ID and password\nPlease be sure you want to delete your entire account as you will not be able to reactivate it once the account has been deleted. You are always welcome to sign up again for a new account. \n\nTerminating your Yahoo! account does not alter or delete your Yahoo! People Search listing, which you need to edit or delete yourself. \n\nIf you are subscribed to any premium services, we recommend that you first cancel those premium services before you delete your account. There is no guarantee that deleting your Yahoo! account will immediately cancel the billing for any premium services you may be subscribed to. To cancel your current subscriptions, visit Yahoo! Billing Information for your account, choose the "My Services" tab and click the "Cancel" link for each subscription. \n\nTo remove your entire account, please visit our Account Deletion page. You will be asked to sign in to or verify your password for the account you wish to delete. Please be sure to read the next page carefully, as important information about your account is included. You can then confirm the deletion of your account. \n\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/edit/edit-23.html
83695
yes.  suspended means exactly that.  you will lose the account for a certain time and get it back otherwise it would say your account is deleted.
177287
I wouldn't have added the DUH part but the info is correct.  Just never log back on to that account and after a certain amount of days the account will be deleted
681912
be careful with sites like that one because you can be charged big time, take it from someone who has been there done that lol
85410
You'll have to email the support staff and ask them to reset your password. You'll probably have to have *some* way of proving that account belongs to you, though, such as all the registration info you undoubtedly had to give when signing up (name, birthdate, address, that sort of thing) so let's hope you didn't make all that stuff up
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You just joined right? Were you under another alias and thought by changing your name yo could wipe the slate clean yes?\nWell your email account gets you in so therefore they can track it..better still, they may even have your computers I.D number to reference for all those trouble makers...wait it out and all the best
653748
I think that if you  stop using them for a while (a few months) they  will automatically delete themselves. Not sure but I think that's what happens. Good luck.
50446
If it has been less than 90 days, just sign back in and the account will reactivate. It takes a long time for a big service to really get around to deleting your account. If it is already gone, it's gone. Open another one.
1071231
Unfortunately, no. If you didn't tell them your true information the last time, you'll have to sign up again to access the site.
1050885
Yeah unless you pay them they will get rid of it.  Go to yahoo or some other free site.   Then your address with never be deleted unless you want it to.
54170
You could go into your account settings and close the account
220658
Some sites allow u to close/delete ur account some does not. If they dont just stop using that account & usually after few months if no one access that account they close it anyway.
223763
Just go to yahoo help and there is a link you can click on to cancel all of your account info.