doesn't yahoo understand that suspending people cannot prevent them from creating another account?
930732
you didn't really get suspended, did you?  \noffended one too many people huh. damn liberals.\n\nI work AT home by the way, so I can't really sit in 49 degree temps all day.  and make 65,000 without his income, but said it was combined income so people could give me frugal ways of saving baby money, which I appreciate.\n\nDoes that reply to all your answers you left me?  \n\nI have to say, I like your mullet better than the king tut hat.
94949
That's the problem with spam, it is almost impossible to stop people from sending it.  You can block the individual sender, but spammers change address frequently, and that probably won't work very long.  You should report the message to Yahoo so they can take action if possible.
56163
I agree with the first guy, though there is a small, very small chance that someone is indeed using your name.  Someone you know?  Or just could be because your computer froze and it didn't sign out and thus yahoo things your really signed in and ofcourse you logically know your not.  So yeah....
1025859
If they did that what would keep anyone else from doing the same to getting into your account?
87542
The only thing you can do is report it to Yahoo!  They'll give a warning but not necessarily delete their account.  Only if they repeatedly cause problems or majorly violate the terms of agreement.  They may or may not work in conjuction with local law enforcement agencies.
124800
So someone cannot make a "bot" that makes different accounts over and over.  It's all messed up because a software program that reads print and duplicates it cannot read it the way it is made.
713660
Unless you are the administrator on the account you probably can't.
1140782
If the person actually took time to fill up their bio on their Yahoo you can.  If not... there really isn't anyway...
304863
you can have more than one id but not on at the same time. you have to sign one out and the other in.
25175
What is the problem? Your Yahoo!Mail works so it's not suspended. \n\nMost likely 'phishing spam'. See\nhttp://antispam.yahoo.com/faqs
305439
First, if by "a while back" you mean more than a couple of months ago, the account was probably deleted due to inactivity and there will not be able to be recovered.\n\nI'm not sure about the former setup, but to create a family account, a credit card is the only way Yahoo! has of verifying that someone is an adult.\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/family/family-15.html
326312
lol well thats one reason to never let anything out in a peremant copy that could bite you do it all in person. but just leave the account alone for a month yahoo will deactivate it and delete it
948693
No, not unless they actually investigate the reports to see which ones are unfounded and which ones are legit. I've been reporting, I think one guy, who's been impersonating at least three or four people. How would Yahoo know anything about it unless someone tells them? With your way, even the person being impersonated would lose points for reporting it. Stuff like that shouldn't happen. If Yahoo investigated these reports, there wouldn't be a problem, so we wouldn't need a plan. The whole reason reporting gets out of hand is because the offenders know Yahoo isn't investigating reports, so they can get away with it.
917091
The real question, is why won't Yahoo implement a rational policy to restrain them? Or why won't they even follow a reasonable interpretation of their own rules and guidelines when they delete posts and suspend accounts?\n\nI suggest you add your voice over on the "forum" (click on the upper right link). Part of the problem is that good, informational posts and questions are still being deleted along with the tripe, and this encourages the spread and growth of what you call drama, and what I call an infection.
591374
I have never heard of that happening before nor do I recall ever hearing that from Microsoft. It sounds to me like someone is trying to scam you. I use both Yahoo and Messenger at the same time and I don't get forced off of one or the other.
214461
Yes, my account was temporarily suspended because of some people who could not refute my answers with truth, so they attempted to silence me by claiming abuse. I contacted Yahoo Corporate Offices, my account was re-instated and now they are more careful about frivilous complaints of abuse. A forum such as this has a responsibility to encourage free speech.
33944
yea, you have to complain to yahoo tho. they will look into it and if they catch the guy they will suspend his yahoo account...