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I need to find my lost identity, which is canindian6@yahoo.com?

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I was informed by a little kid, [comic book style] that my yahoo account was being pulled because I was in an unrecognized area. And so, I guess that yahoo.com now controls where we use our computers. I have used this computer right here in Lower Nicola BC, and in Oroville Wa.,and I must say until now, I've never, ever, had any problems with yahoo.com, but this one is a doozey!

I have almost $39.00 in my phone in, and my phone out accounts, and I find it a real stretch for yahoo.com to lock my account so that I'm denied access to my phone services, because they have a greater need for that little bit of money, than I do.

But, trying to recover my password is about as hard as it is to get at a preachers snake oil. So if anybody from yahoo.com,s staff reads this maybe they'll have a little sympathy for the gimp,(did I mention the fact that I'm the victim of osteo-arthritis, and osteoporosis), please accept my apologies. But I'm stuck in a wheelchair.

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  1. i think sympathy is something that you can't use in business

    who could they make sure you are really the one who Owens this account ?

    i think you may follow the steps mentioned above by the young lady

    BR


  2. I wish to help but my knowledge is not enough .

  3. Instructions:

    1. since you probably forgot your password completely, type in something random.

    2. Below the bar thingy where you type in the sruff, there's something that says, "forgot your password? Click here!" or something like that.

    3. Click on it.

    4. Answer the questions(they should be easy- they're about yourself) and then you get your password!

  4. I would try the password retrievel as mentioned above.  If that doesn't resolve the issue for you, is it possible someone you know who's upset w/you got ahold of your password and is locking you out of it?  It could be a hacker as well...sometimes ppl on yahoo like to mess w/random ppl's accts by taking over their profile i.e., password, acct details, personal info, etc.  If this is the case you will not be able to access your acct for 90 days.  Sometimes but not always yahoo lets you have it back after the 90 days is up.  Otherwise, you can say adios to that I.D. and come up w/another.

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