How do I merge yahoo accounts?

How do i merge my Yahoo accounts?

i'm using this account the "[email protected]" account which was grandfather in when i still live with my family and had SBC Yahoo Dail-up (which was the Dail-up version of the SBC-Yahoo DSL thing, which became AT&T/Yahoo, which ended it's partnership a while back) anyway, i just signed up an new account which is the "[email protected]", the reason why i got an second yahoo account is because i can't change my password on the @yahoo.com account. so i want to know, if there's an way i can merge both accounts into one with the @ymail.com account being the primary account after it being merged.
Answer:

You can't. Y! doesn't give you an option to do this.

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