How come I can't receive email from those who don't have yahoo?
471586
YOu'll get them in a couple of weeks. Yahoo is now developing the new beta (which you could try if you want), and therefore problems will sure appear. I had the same problem. For example last week I received an e-mail dated from november 2005.
144566
The problem is on Yahoo's end, not yours. If they can't get their act together (which they've been struggling with lately), then think about switching to Gmail instead. \n\nYou can sign up for Google's Gmail here:\n\nhttps://www.google.com/accounts/ServiceLogin?service=mail&passive=true&rm=false&continue=http%3A%2F%2Fmail.google.com%2Fmail%2F%3Fui%3Dhtml%26zy%3Dl&ltmpl=yj_wsad&ltmplcache=2
968505
I've never received any emails, even though my settings seem to allow them.  Either I haven't impressed anyone enough with my answers or I haven't p*ssed them off enough to email me.
296997
I have the same problem with some people's aol addresses.  I always have my emails returned to me when I send from my Yahoo address, but not from my work email.  It's weird? Ask your friend to to a test email with you maybe?
688826
You have to have a paid account with Yahoo to use any email client to check your mail. You can't do it any other way.
59968
Try that web site. I have Yahoo Mail Plus too. It's working fine.\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/plus/features/#pop
313093
set up outlook's smtp servers to yahoo's. that will allow outgoing mail to be sent through your yahoo account.\n\nmuch better though is not to use outlook at all and copy the link to the "to:" field of your regular email program by right-clicking on it. you have to delete the "emailto:" header.
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There can be no. of reasons why you dont get any email on ur id. some of 'em are listed below,\n\n#1. Yahoo! server may have been very busy when some one had send u the mail. Just wait it will be or shuld be delivered.\n\n#2. You didnt give your address properly. As in like is it email@yahoo.com or .co.in(india) .co.uk(uk) etc. \n\n#3. You may have blocked address from the people you dont know.\n\n#4. Or May be all your messages are goin into your Bulk folder, did you check it?\n\nthose are some general one, here abnormal ones.\n#5. You ID was reported abuse, thus yahoo has blocked all incoming mail to your address.\n\n#6. You inbox is Full ( 1GB!)\n\n#7. Internal Yahoo! Errors?
346910
try again later, they may be having server problems... failing that email them.
325438
If you have a free yahoo email account, they will not allow you to have POP3 access (access to yahoo mail via outlook express).  Gmail does, however...and I'm totally sold on it.  \n\nIf you have a paid yahoo account, I'm sure yahoo customer service can help you.  They have a number to call for paid subscribers.
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It is not concerned to yahoo at all.\nIf your friend has valid email address, you can send him mail from anywhere, not only from yahoo. Thus, the problem is with your friend's address or mail server that holds his mailbox.
669320
◙ are you trying to get yahoo to respond to an email? if so that day will never come. :)
504261
A while back, a friend of mine (on AOL) wasn't recieving my emails because her account was set to only recieve emails from people in her address book.  Check in the account's settings, you can probably change it.
545348
Its not your fault, its the servers problem. Your yahoo email server might have stmp connecting issues to hotmail servers. Why dont you try getting a free hotmail account? I am not sure how yahoo.ca is different from yahoo.com, but it has to be the server problem. You can always ask yahoo and email them about the problem. They might correct it.
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Don't wait for Yahoo! to get its act together, try Google's Gmail instead.\n\nYou can sign up for a Gmail account here:\n\nhttps://www.google.com/accounts/SmsMailSignup1
371433
YOU NEED TO GO BACK TO THE COMMUNITY PAGE WHERE YOU JOINED THE GROUP AND CHANGE YOUR EMAIL SETTINGS TO NOT RECIEVE MAIL. REAL EASY.
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I'm also having this problem accessing the email system and I don't see answer to the problem.\n\nDevon