What can I do to get my yahoo account reinstated? It is an emergency?
960132
If you can't get to the account tell the Press about what Yahoo has done to you. That should get it enough media attention that Yahoo will have to let you in. I know it sucks if it falls to that and you can't get the address but honestly I don't know how to get through to Yahoo because they don't care about the users.
1143624
You can get a new password, a Yahoo! ID reminder, or both. Visit the Sign-in Problems page and supply some basic verification information, such as your birthday and the ZIP or postal code you provided when you registered. \n\nMake sure to provide the same information you gave during registration or when you last updated your account. Without the correct verification information, you will not be able to obtain a new password.
999208
Check in your deleted items.  If it's not there, try and log into the e-mail anyways.  It SHOULD have an option to resend activation request.  If not, you may have to create a different ID, or else e-mail Yahoo! support and tell them your issue and hope for a response.
501839
Ask yahoo support lol
527691
Go here:\n\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/edit/ch...\n\nHave a read, it will explain everything, and there is a link to click so you can delete your account.\n\nJust so you know. Once you have deleted your account you CANNOT retrieve it.
13137
When your account gets deactivated, all your stuff including mails, group settings, etc get deleted and even your username. The only thing you can do is open a new account on the same user name. Retrieving a deactivated account is not possible. This is even mentioned in the following link :\n\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/edit/edit-23.html
864983
You're screwed! I've been hanging around on yahoo for about 5 years now, and I've bever heard of anyone getting a deactivated account back.\nSorry, you'll just have to let it go.
250196
Go back into yahoo account setup and rock on! check "my account" at top middle of yahoo page.
722756
You are the victim of a phishing scam.  Yahoo would never ask you to "reconfirm" your account.  This is a very common scam.  \n\nYou will NEVER be asked to reconfirm your account information by ANY legitimate business or website!  If you receive one of these fraudulent e-mails, you should forwared it to the Abuse department of the business that the e-mail purports to come from.\n\nThe scammer has changed your password, this is why you are locked out of your account.\n\nYou should contact Yahoo and explain what happened.  Hopefully they will lock out that account so that the scammer cannot use it any more.  Yahoo may or may not get you access back into the account.  I wouldn't bet on that, though.\n\nYou might try to log on to it and go through the lost password recovery procedure.  If the scammer didn't change your settings, you will be able to recover the account.  Then give yourself a NEW password.  Make it something that someone won't guess easily.  \n\nIf you get this lucky, you should contact all of your friends and contacts on Yahoo and explain to them what happened.  The scammer has probably tried to scam them or send viruses or spyware to them pretending to be you.  Since your friends think that it's coming from you, they are more likely to trust the e-mail or message as being legitinate.\n\nIf they did change your details and secret question, the account is probably lost forever.
23651
If you just forgot your password you should try to reset it online or by calling Yahoo Account Verification.  You have to give them the information you entered when you created your account and then they give you a new password.  They can be reached by calling 408-349-1572 option 2, option 2.
191783
you can't recover the password until you have the details. that is yahoo's policy.. \n\nno offence to u
1045668
If you remember the username you used, you can recover your password using the password recovery form. This question would be better fielded to a Yahoo administrator.
104671
Use your secondary email to gain access.  Or find a machine capable of taking you back to the period of time when you had full control over the email address.  Or email yahoo support.
85410
You'll have to email the support staff and ask them to reset your password. You'll probably have to have *some* way of proving that account belongs to you, though, such as all the registration info you undoubtedly had to give when signing up (name, birthdate, address, that sort of thing) so let's hope you didn't make all that stuff up
1006561
Just a suggestion that the yahoo password should be changed to a new one.\n\nd10v01b
687023
You can try the yahoo forgot password procedures it may work
503076
Try password forgotten side of yahoomail page, then try to fill in the basic info u put while opening the account. U might get it back if the hacker didn't change ur basic info. Or better write an email to the ID, the hacker might tell u what u have to offer to get back ur account