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Why can i not send e-mails?

Hi,i can send emails to people but why can't i receive any from my friends and from my sister?

  • my friends and my family has e-mail address from cox.net,but that can't be why.they receive mine but i don't get any from them..when you write a message to someone do you have to go under email or text?may sound like a stupid answer but i'm tired of everyone be able to read and write there emails and send them,but why me why can't i receive there's? PLEASE any ADVICE and HELP would be GREAT!

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    It's an ongoing problem Yahoo are working on. There is an excellent thread with a lot of information on the subject on the forum. Many people have put various things to try but iit is a Yahoo fault not our computers.Yahoo staff have commented on this thread. http://suggestions.yahoo.com/detail/?prop=answers&fid=149754

~Marisa~ at Yahoo! Answers Visit the source

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Your question is a little confusing but if you want to receive emails you have to have an email address like [email protected] where you can login and go to your inbox to pick up your messages. When you go to Yahoo Mail check your inbox!

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hi, in the beginning i also faced same problem. try writing your text by clicking the "compose" button for drafting the text and then send it by typing their email id and yours to. hope this will solve your problem.

http://www.help.yahoo.com/i/us/yahoo/mail You might check to see if you have your right email address on the emails you send.

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