I would like to get dsl--att / yahoo however, I would like to keep my yahoo e-mail address. Can that be done?
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if it's ... @yahoo.com yes ... They will give you another one, but you can still sign into your old one.\n\nif it's something like ...@sbc.yahoo.com then probably not
127895
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
433705
if your talking about yahoo, go to options, then click on the 2nd email address link, itll come up with this thing about how you can have a "dot" email, like pigs.inblankets@yahoo, or something. itl do the trick
228194
what's your old sbc email address? the thing is, when you place a move order, they're gonna disconnect the dsl and downgrade your email address to dial-up so you can still have internet access (thru dial-up). when you reactivate your dsl, you're gonna go through the registration process again so you can upgrade your email address back to dsl. or better yet call tech support at 1-877-722-3755 so you can check what's going on.
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If you mean how do you make the AT&T browser your home page so it's the one that opens each time you start your computer.....\n\nClick start > control panel > internet options (or if you're at the IE browser click tools > internet options)\nGeneral tab > copy/paste this address: http://dsl.sbc.yahoo.com/\nClick Use Current button > OK\n\nYou can change your home page to anything you want at any time by inserting the particular web site address. Hope this helps.\n\nplrr
227394
I currently have SBC Yahoo DSL at home.  If this is what you are wanting, you can visit http://dsl.yahoo.com for information on subscribing.
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that's why I never ever use sucky emails provided by all my ISPs. Each time I change my address or move into another state, I have to change my ISP/email.\n\nmail.Yahoo.com (or others similar web based service) are life-time things.
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I have never heard of such a service for free. Either Yahoo would have to provide free forwarding or some other company would have to pop out your yahoo mail and then forward it to your new address. I don't know why any company would do that for free. I know I wouldn't but thanks for the consept. I'm sure someone will pay for it.
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you shouldn't need AOL to see your yahoo email...just open your web browser and type www.yahoo.com in the address line.  If you mean you cancelled AOL as your ISP (internet service provider) then you need to get some other ISP.
355481
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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Iam not sure weather yahoo support e mail alias. If they supports e mail alias, you can choose that option. So that your existing id will be the primiary id and you can add any number of email id as your alias id. \n\nIf Alias or Forward is not configured, you must inform your friends about your new address.
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Here are some websites that have to do with Yahoo DSL.\nhttp://sbcglobal.prodigy.net/sbcyahoodial/\nhttp://www01.sbc.com/yahoo/text/0,,,00.html
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Click on Yahoo Mail (Mail icon at the Yahoo.com) and type your old address: joedoe@yahoo.com. Yahoo keeps your e-mail account if you use it once a month (at least).
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Yes, unless your mail ends up being filtered as spam for some reason.  That is getting more and more likely.\n\nAnd you need to be aware that Yahoo! mail is often messed up -- the servers just can't seem to keep up -- and there may be a delay of up to a few days in delivering or receiving mail when sent from or to a Yahoo! address.\n\nSo, patience is called for!
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I don't think its possible, maybe u should look for an API for Yahoo! Mail...\n\nSearched on net and found something that u might like: http://svetlozar.net/index.php?page=Import+Yahoo+Addresses
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Your yahoo account is accessible no matter how you connect to the internet. So you need to make sure that you're in the correct website. If it signs you in automatically using your current dsl account then sign-out, so you can sign back in using your Yahoo account.
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Yes,\n\nYou can all ADD these email addresses to your YAHOO Email address account.  Check the OPTIONS section\n\nGood luck