How can I skip the blocking of the ISP in our country, i.e Although I'd like to use Yahoo mail,I can't use it!
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1. Obtain four clean 55-gallon barrels, 20 feet of rope, several boards, 40 pounds of beef jerky\n\n2. Fill barrels 1/3d full with fresh water.\n\n3. Lash boards to barrels to make raft, saving one wide board\n\n4. Take assembly to ocean\n\n5. Place raft in water\n\n6. Use wide board as paddle and go out a few miles\n\n7. Wait for current to carry you to America
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SPAM THE MAIL, all spam mails are automatically blocked.\nOpen the mail and select, this is spam
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When you go into Yahoo email, click on the "Options" link in the upper right corner.  Here you will see an option for blocking addresses.
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Sweety, too little information...please post the question again with more details...like what happens when you try accessing your e-mai...any error message? .. \n\nTip: try using a different server address..ie.. instead of  http://mail.yahoo.com ..use the URL http://in.mail.yahoo.com or http://mail.yahoo.ca
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Go through this article and find out how to bypass firewalls and access your favourite websites.\n\nhttp://dudechandan.wordpress.com/2006/11/14/favourite-websites-blocked-well-heres-the-solution/\n\nGood Luck.
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That depends on your service provider.  It is possible for some reason they have the domain that is being used to send you the emails blocked or that it is not recognized.  It is also possible, if you are using email filtering, that they are not in the accepted list.
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I found out yesterday that Yahoo Mail is retrievable on your wap tool.\n\nOpen the tool surf to www.yahoo.com and login as normal
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I assume you're talking about their free webmail.  Just because you're switching ISPs, you keep all of your email - it has nothing to do with Yahoo's free webamil.\n\nIf you mean that you are voluntarily dropping your Yahoo! account, you can either forward it from your Yahoo! account manually - which takes a long time - or you can download it from their servers with an email program like Eudora or Outlook.  There are programs, such as Mr. Postman, which enable you to do this.  Though you'd never be caught, it still may be prohibited in Yahoo!'s terms of service.  If it is I am not endorsing this action (don't worry, no jail time! You'd probably lose your account rights).  Below are programs that allow you to download from any Webmails, in case you need to do so.\n\nThe link for "Mr. Postman" is: http://mrpostman.sourceforge.net/\n\nThere's a similar product called "Web2pop" which is also good: http://www.jmasoftware.com/english/products/web2pop/index.html
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hello,\n       simply go to mail settings and uncheck the website on the blocked list or type the name of the website in the websites allowed list.\n            good luck
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http://uk.yahoo.com/ ----> browse this\ntools---> Internet option----->homepage---->use current\n\nCheck your account option in yahoo\ndelete all cookies (tools---> Internet option----->)\n\nnow do it again
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Well if u r using any firewall then plz turn it of and then try.\nIf then also it doesn't work then mail to Yahoo regarding your problem.
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I assume you mean into Yahoo?\nIf so set up as a yahoo mail user rather than using your ISP, particularly if it is a small provider.
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http://www.proxydrop.com that should bypass them blockades
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Yes you can, your ISP is just who connects you to the internet. You can still go to Yahoo! and check your e-mail as long as it is yourscreenname@yahoo.com
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Heya, had the same problem matey, try www.iamnewguy.com and type in the adress you want. seems to work awesome against my schools blocker.\nhope it helps :)
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You can't.  It has nothing to do with your computer.  It is all done through router configurations and block internet addresses.  Sorry you're stuck
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If you mean that you go to the website mail.yahoo.com from work and it is blocked, then I doubt you could do anything at your personal workstation to change it.  \n\nAll Internet information goes through other computers in the network before it gets to yours.  You would have to have the password of the domain administrator *and* have the know-how to reconfigure the software/firewall in place to block the page.\n\nYour best bet is to get a cell phone that is email capable.  Good luck.