How to change my password?

How do I change my yahoo/ATT password?

• In early May my password was compromised and someone began emailing everyone on my account I have tried literally dozens of times to change my password. ATT has a complex partnership system, where I cannot change my password with yahoo, at https://edit.yahoo.com/forgotroot/ I have to go through ATT even though I have not had an internet account with ATT for over 4 years. I CANNOT change my password. The only email which is changed through ATT is an account that I have never had: ***@attworld.com. With Firefox 3.5 browser, on the screen to change my password, https://edit.yahoo.com/config/eval_profile?intl=us&partner=sbc&.scrumb=OhCQmAiDnix I click "Change your password" and the screen jumps to the top. I cannot change my password. With internet explorer, I click "Change your password" and I get this error screen: https://edit.yahoo.com/config/?.redir_from=REGISTRATION Out of desperation I deleted all of my contacts, but this hacker from Brazil continues to email everyone on my list links to Trojans and viruses. I attempted to change or view my birthday, as listed here: http://www.webdevelopersnotes.com/tips/yahoo/change-birthday-yahoo-account-profile.php but yahoo's profile button is broken. I attempted to call ATT per advice on ATT forums to call wireless, and the woman had no idea how to help, I was then transferred to DSL service, and was disconnected. Any suggestions?

• Answer:

  Trying to deal with this kind of issue in the internet is very frustrating; you have to talk to a real human being. That sucks that you was disconnected when ATT transferred you to DSL service. I think you should try getting the DSL service again and see if you get to talk with somebody there. Now another idea that may or may not work before you try to contact them is this: before signing in into your yahoo account, click "I can´t access my account". There´s an option in the screen that opens after that that says "my account may have been compromised" or something like that. I never used this but maybe you should try to see if they offer you a solution there. Good luck.