Is anyone else getting repeated requests to verify password? About every 10 seconds?
957589
Are you using a program like YPops!?
42844
You can change how often Yahoo! prompts you for your password in My Account. The max is 24 hours, and although I would like to have to sign in again less frequently than that, they do it for security reasons and that seems fair to me.
941254
sounds like you have been violated by a hacker. a keyloger or trojen virus.
96224
Maybe you just logged in at a really busy time. patience is the key. Just check it another time, might run faster than you expect.
1180341
Regardless of what others are telling you here, this is a yahoo security thing. Yahoo forces you to put your password in after so many hours of use. Its annoying as H but aint nuttin you can do about it. Like I would even care about yahoo security.....Aint nuthin I would put on yahoo that I was afraid to have others see....to the rest of yas, youre all full of it! At some point, you have to manually type it in no matter what you do. This is the latest new yahoo security thing! You have to verify your account at random periods. I am about to dump yahoo for this reason alone! They get stupider every day.
560807
My first guess would be someone else knows your account name and password. Whenever they log on it will bump you off. Create a new account and see if the problem goes away. If it does then my answer is correct. Yahoogirl u full o crap! It happens all the time! I have done it myself!
391739
I am trying to determine the same thing...let me know watch you find out and I will do the same.\n\nI went through their process and am waiting a little nervously for my password and to determine what "at home rewards" is??\n\nmike
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Get another ID and try to get in..\n\nYour being given a denial of service by some creep.
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There is a small checkbox underneath your password. Check it and your browser will remember you next time.\n\nI agree, having to enter your password and even the multiplication of passwords and websites that forces you to register prior to view content is VERY irritating.\n\nIn fact, sometimes Yahoo will ask you your password twice and they even arrogantly included a link called: "Why Is My Password Being Asked" because they know their asking it again twice.\n\nIf that happens to you, you could click and view their "explanations". They say it's because of security, blah blah blah. I just think their arrogant and think they can get away at pissing off their users.\n\nIt's just like ebay, before it was an affordable and respectful online auction business. Now they litterally crush you with prohibitive policies and regulations and high fees.
272080
It could be a problem with your security setting?
504062
Hmm, not quite sure of the problem...\n\nIs it that the login box has gone or that you have been told that your not logged in (even though you just did it a few seconds ago!)?\n\nReload the site, I guess.\n\nNot that I want to be techy, but, if you haven't got cookies enabled, the site will always think who's this then, another stranger. You'll be thinking, for the beep beep time "I am ..." and have to login again.\n\nSorry ;~{
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The same thing was happening to us yesterday. We were definitely typing in the correct password. Didn't seem to do with cookies or temporary internet files either. I'm thinking was a problem on the Yahoo side of things. Seems to be fixed today, without having to do anything on our end.\nThere were others having this same problem also. See the links below.
1091773
either you logged onto a different comp. and it saved your password so it automatically logs you on or someone has your password.
897826
Well, if everything you click on comes up to be that website then my guess is that you are better off making a new website. If you can change your password that might help...Did you put any new codes in your account for anything. That might have been where you got that from.
538178
If you're already doing the "remember me" thing, it might be because of your cookies. I've had that problem before. All I had to do though was delete my cookies (Tools - Internet Options - Delete Cookies) and sign in and do "remember me" again. If that doesn't work, you might want to check your internet security settings.
103821
What error are you getting? Verify username and password. Is it specific to the PC, can that user log in from anotehr PC or can other users log in from that PC?\n\nNeed much more info. Screen shots are greet too.
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I've been having the same issue for the past few days myself. After you do a search and hit enter, it keeps 'dinging' like you've kept hitting enter and it's trying to do something else. It's not your computer, just an ebay glitch for now.