I used to have a Yahoo mail account B/4 switching to Verizon/Yahoo. How can I get 2 my old Yahoo mail account?
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go to yahoo.com and sign in ... you might have to sign out first
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if you are trying to sync email addresses in old yahoo address to new yahoo address, then you have to export/import.\n\nFirst export the addresses from the old yahoo email id in a csv format. \n\nThen import it to  the new id .\n\nthas it.
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Yes you can, just follow this link for instructions:\nhttp://billing.mail.yahoo.com/bm/Upgrades
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well.. if yahoo doesn't permit you to transfer the files, then i guess there is no way you could do it.\n\nProbably, my guess is that when you finally install verizon, yahoo asks if you want any exisiting yahoo id to be upgraded or associated with the verizon account, try to give your sbc account there and see what happens.
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log into your existing yahoo account - go to options - mail addresses - yahoo now give the option to have two email addresses going to the 'same account' using a dot in the email address....have a look!
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In Yahoo! Mail, go to "Options" (one of the links in the upper right of the screen) and then to General Preferences.\n\nFor your Verizon mail, it depends what program you use to check your mail.  If you use their website, their website might have an option similar to Yahoo's.  If you're using Outlook Express, go to Tools, then Accounts, then click on Properties.  Edit the User Information as desired, hit OK, and hit Close.
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Simple: Upgrade your mail to Yahoo! Premium, then log into your account. You will be able to get help fast. Customer service reps cost money you know.
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You can do this, but you first need to upgrade to Yahoo Mail Plus, which costs $19.95/yr. Their free sevice does not include POP3 access. Then use the server names Yahoo provides you to set up your email program.\n\nAfter you log into your present Yahoo mail account, there's an "Upgrades" link near the top.
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Go to your email options/settings: point to the following servers\n\n* IMAP: imap.next.mail.yahoo.com (incoming)\n* SMTP: smtp.next.mail.yahoo.com (outgoing)\n* You will need to enter your Yahoo! ID and password to sign into Yahoo!
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Sure. Visit Yahoo.com and set up a new account.\n\nOtherwise, look up Yahoo Help and see if you can't contact someone at the Web company to change it for you.
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It is, but you will lose all of your saved e-mails, contacts, stuff like that. Just sign up for a Yahoo! Account and use the same user name, you'll have the same name, just nothing will be saved from your old account.
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Go to the bottom of Yahoo! main page and find "Switch to old page" or try this URL, http://www.yahoo.com/r/vq .
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i don't think you can. unless you have the smtp and pop settings for yahoo, which they don't give out for the free accounts. you could try the paid yahoo account.
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yes u can refer this link for info. and 2ndly have to subscribe to yahoo mail plus! and it will cost u some bucks ;)
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When you're logged into your Yahoo! account mail page, up at the top, you'll see: \n====================================\n"Welcome, (your account name)"\n====================================\n\n\nBeneath the Welcome, you'll see: \n====================================\n"Sign Out, My Account, Switch Back"\n====================================\n\nIf you click on "Switch Back," a new window/tab will open, saying: \n====================================\n"You are about to switch to the original Yahoo! Mail.\n\n"You can switch back anytime by clicking the Yahoo! Mail Beta link in the Yahoo! Mail Options page."\n====================================\n\nAt the bottom of that new window/tab, you'll see two buttons: "Switch Back" and "Cancel"  \n\nClicking on "Switch Back" will update your account to revert back to the original Yahoo! mail interface. \n\nYou will not lose anything!  The only thing that changes is the way you *see* your information (email, contacts, folders, etc.). \n\nI tried out the beta version for about a month, and I didn't like it either.  I switched back last week...
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Yahoo mail beta and the original Yahoo mail is now available with professional looking 'dot' addresses. Each existing Yahoo address can have another address as an alternate e-mail ID, which shall share the same\nInbox as the primary ID. This is best, since we can now have a professional 'firstname.lastname@yahoo.com' address without having\nto worry about maintaining another mail account all-together. Mails sent to or from either mail ID shall come to the same inbox and you can use either ID as the sender ID.\nGet your new alternate email ID at : Yahoo dot\naddresses < http://updates.mail.yahoo.com/blog/2005/12/16/get-in-on-the-mad-rush-for-new-%e2%80%9cdot%e2%80%9d-addresses/ >\n\nLog in anywhere on the Yahoo! network (Mail, Photos, Messenger with BT Communicator -- the list goes on and on...\n \nJUST  FEW   SIMPLE   STEPS\n \n1  Click   on  options  in  upper  left  hand  corner.\n2  Click    on  mail   addresses   .\n3  Click  on  Add  \n \nOR \nJust  Click   on  this   link\nhttp://edit.yahoo.com/config/list_alias?.src=ym\n \nYou   can   create  an   account  with   dot   with  same  password. This  ID will   have  mails    going   into  the  inbox  of  existing  account .You  can login   or  send  or  receive   mails  on  either ID .You  can   also  create   another  dot  ID   by  creating  totally new  account  from  signing  from  mail.yahoo.com  home  page.
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Need more info....\n1. Is the old email address provided by the ISP?\n2. Is a new email address provided by the new ISP?\nDepending on your answers....\nIf the new address is provided by the new ISP, then there are probably some settings in the account management section of the new ISP's website. \nIf the old one was provided by the old ISP, they'll probably disable it after some time. \n\nIf you're using an application like Outlook Express, then you shouldn't need to change it at all. This is true for web-based ones like yahoo, too.\n\nBtw.. unless you are using outlook to access a different account, then you have to change the settings in outlook> tools>accounts.