my account continues to be hacked.  how can i stop it or yahoo stop it.  password changes did not work?
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I think that you have a keylogger program/virus installed on your computer. That programs tracks all keystrokes on a computer and sends it to its owner. Run a virus check imediately. Thats my best guess anway.
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Create a new account\n\nThen go to Mail.  In the upper right hand corner, go to Help.\nYou should be able to find a place to submit a form to them with your problem.\n\nOr try this first...\nhttp://add.yahoo.com/fast/help/us/security/cgi_feedback
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go to http://help.yahoo.com/help/security/
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Regardless of what others are telling you here, this is a yahoo security thing. Yahoo forces you to put your password in after so many hours of use. Its annoying as H but aint nuttin you can do about it. Like I would even care about yahoo security.....Aint nuthin I would put on yahoo that I was afraid to have others see....to the rest of yas, youre all full of it! At some point, you have to manually type it in no matter what you do. This is the latest new yahoo security thing! You have to verify your account at random periods. I am about to dump yahoo for this reason alone! They get stupider every day.
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If you can prove that your account is hacked, contact the police.  They will put you in touch with the appropriate people...
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it sounds as if someone may have hacked into your account to send spam, or you have a virus on your computer that emails itself to everyone in your contacts.\n\nContact Yahoo customer service and find out what they are accusing you of.  If you can get into your account, change the password immediately in case someone hacked your password and do thorough virus scans (more that one) to clear your pc.   If you can prove you were hacked or infected, let Yahoo know with the details.
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change your password and your question.  if someone is this persistent they must know you personally or know you by you giving them information.  It wouldn't be someone random because they wouldn't have a reason.  If this is really bugging you, you should email all your friends to tell them you are about to change.  If you currently have important info, you should forward it to the new email and delete the current account if you don't want them finding out stuff.  If they bother the new account you know it is someone that knows you tring to mess with you.  email me if you need any help.\nThe link to get help in your situation is:\nhttp://edit.yahoo.com/config/eval_forgot_pw?new=1&.done=&.src=&partner=&.intl=us
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1) Someone has hijacked your account\n2) You have forgotten or mistyped your password\n3) Your account has expired\n4) Yahoo's server is playing up
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Hi,\n\nI don't think that can be done as the password control is safe in Yahoo's hand. At least I've never seen a program that can access a user profile to change a password. \n\nPerhaps you can explain the reason why you need to change the password frequently. Maybe someone will have a whole new set of solutions for you.
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deleting this account may require password - maybe what you can do in the meantime is to block this address and scan your pc too to ensure its not infected
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You could try to hack your password back, but good luck on it.\n\nNever, ever, ever, ever, ever ever ever mail your password to anyone!  Dont give it to anyone, really.  Anyone who asks either does not know their job, or is trying to scam you.\n\nBetter change all your other passwords right now, too.  Did I mention, never email your password?
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are you talking about runescape?\noh man i love that game\nmy account was hacked too\ni think you go to the main screen.\nthen go down to ACCOUNT RECOVERY\nclick on RECOVER A LOST PASSWORD\nand then go on from there\n\nbut you probably won't get your account back because when i did get my password back, they didn't let me sign in because the person who got my password was scamming with my account\n\nand they took all my stuff like my fuull rune, 90 laws, and lots more :(
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you should report this to yahoo or whatever your internet provider is. ask them abou it, then change your email and everything. you should also warn your friends. the hacker might have taken their info too.
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If someone truly is using an old account of yours you should be able to give the answer to the secret question you chose when signing up for that account when using the "forgot password" option.  You are going to get yourself into trouble talking about hacking.....\n\nIf you are being honest this Yahoo link should help you:\n\nhttp://add.yahoo.com/fast/help/us/security/cgi_feedback
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Yahoo didn't just let her. She pretended to be you and knew all the info they ask about changing passwords and that is how she got it. Low down trick but she did it so make sure you open a new account and change some of the info on it...........
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your security question cannont be changed by anyone other than yahoo support team...either you should have forgot it...or trying to find a way around\n\n\ncontact yahoo support regarding this\n\nor else creat a new account
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well are you sure that its actually someone who is a hacker?do you know this person?how do you know thats there email adress?Just close your accout...u could change ur pass...and see how that goes...but i recomend just closing your account..