what happens if u get the level yahoo points real high?
471911
Nothing.\nYahoo thought that they would have more time to figure it out, so they wrote in "Be the first to find out!"\nI think I was the first to reach 25,000 and Level 7.  I am now at over 50,000 points and still do not know.\nI do get a lot of email, but from other Users, not from Yahoo.
118791
Mostly for bragging rights, but Yahoo! will reward you.\nClick on your points at the top of the page for more information.
244398
I think that you get more points, gain more levels, and can answer more questions or something.  IDK, but people are too crazed about getting points.  I just wanna answer some questions and get some of my questions answered.
1521
I think it's highly probable.  If the stake is high enough, some people will do just about anything to get more points.  I just hope Yahoo! has a way to detect and catch these people.
658925
after you recieve a lot of points, you can do more stuff on the site (if you click on the amount of points you have under your user name, it should bring you to a chart that says all of the things that you are allowed to do after you get "so many" points) also, you get the happy feeling that you helped so many people. (especially if you are picked for a couple of best answers!)... :)\n\nand we answer questions, because people need our help/opinions!
471557
You're not alone. I think we've all answered the life altering question "Is my Avatar HOT" out of boredom a time or two. I do think that the all out blitz to pile up points has gotten way out of hand. What purpose can be served with being able to say you have 10, 15, 30 & 50,000+ points other than to boost a fragile ego? Granted, some of the Q&As these people have are quite good, but they seem to have built a leagion of followers who hail them as a prophet based on their points total when in fact they pad that total with unlimited rates and votes points. The whole idea was to help, inform and have a little fun, not build an empire based on points for self-gratification, but I suppose that is the competitive nature of the beast. Getting voted as Best Answer and a few Thumbs Up, I will admitt, dose make me feel good knowing that someone appreciated what I had to say but it's not an all consuming mission. It has almost gotten to the point where Yahoo! has lost control of what started out as a good idea and I'm not sure how they can get it back.
9027
The limit has always been there, but now you can answer more points per level.  The reason is that if there was no such system, a spammer can create a new id and spam the system with hundreds of irrelevant questions and answers.  This way, when you get above a certain level, you've built some trust in the community and you get to ask/answer more questions.\n\nYou'll see some changes in the point systems as Yahoo! fine tunes the product.  It is still in beta, after all.
19040
As far as I know, his username is yahooza dot com and points scored while I am typing is 3098. He is at level 4. This is because he started 5 months ahead of us.
684070
Click on your name and it will take you to your points. If you look to the right of the screen it should tell you how many more points you need to get to the next level.\n\nLevel Yahoo! Answers Thank Yous Points \n7 Be the first to find out! 25000+ \n6 Be the first to find out! 10,000 - 24,999 \n5 Be eligible to be a Featured User on the home page masthead. 5,000 - 9,999 \n4 Be eligible to be a Featured User on the community manager editorial page. (coming soon) 2,500-4,999 \n3 A super-special Yahoo! Answers thank you. (coming soon) 1,000-2,499 \n2 A special Yahoo! Answers thank you. (coming soon) 250-999 \n1 Full access to Yahoo! Answers! 1-249 \n0 Limited access: you cannot ask a question but have level 1 privileges 0
49487
Supposedly Yahoo is recording IP addresses and two different users can't use this on the same computer.  But you could definitely do it from work and home and give yourself more points or be a jerk on one and good on the other.  male and female, etc.  I don't know why anyone would go through the trouble unless they're really bored.\n\nBut yahoo apparently also suspends people who hook up.  If you are responding and getting points over and over from another user that's going to show. \n\nI have made good friends with someone who gives some of the best answers I've seen and I'm now purposely not giving her points just to avoid that situation.\n\nCan't have too many groups forming up.  Then we'll start having gang wars and stuff.  Could get ugly.\n\nNo matter what you do someone has to cheat it.  It's some peoples nature.  Their mother still loves them.
512251
GO TO YOUR 'My Q&A'. THEN CLICK 'Tell me more' TAB FOR POINTS & LEVEL DETAILS.\nIF YOU REACH HIGHER LEVELS, THAT HAPPYNESS WILL ENCOURAGE YOU TO GO HIGH.\nWISH YOU ALL THE BEST.
70740
You can see the whole scoring system & the relevance of the points you obtained by clicking on this link http://answers.yahoo.com/info/scoring_system
853474
I don't know, but I need a couple of points to find out what happens when I reach the next level. Thanks.
75298
you see how many points you can get before you offend someone and get kicked off and hsve to start all over again. Unless you are in the holy top five then you can do or say pretty much anything and Yahoo takes care of you by turning their heads and pretending it didn't happen.
81241
You can get to level two when you accumulate 250 points. Each time you ask a question its worth -2 points, each time you answer one, it worth 2 points, if you go to discover and vote a best answer, that one point.      :)  I hope this help answer you question.
1355
Depends on how you look at it.  Besides double limits, nothing or just bragging rights.  There's supposed to be some special thank you from Yahoo! but I don't think anyone at this level has gotten it (yet).
1137025
get as many points as u can