How do i report scam mail to yahoo?

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If you would like to report unsolicited mail ("spam"), please use the following directions. If you've been sent mail by someone (or some company) that you don't know, do not reply to the sender or follow any removal instructions that might be included in the email. Instead, if you're reading your email in Yahoo!'s Mail interface, click the "Spam" button at the top of the page to report the mail to Yahoo!. Yahoo! closely monitors these messages to find the latest tricks and techniques that individuals and companies are using to try to evade our filters. With this information, we can update our filters to prevent that message from arriving in your inbox again. In some circumstances, Yahoo! may share your complaint with the Internet service provider whose user sent the message, in order to help the service provider make sure its user stops sending that kind of mail. Don't worry: We won't share your complaint with spammers. If the spam or abusive email is being sent from a Yahoo! Mail account (for example, [email protected]), we'll evaluate the message and take appropriate action as defined in our Terms of Service.

If the scam mail originated from a Yahoo address, you can report it to Customer Care by going here:http://help.yahoo.com/l/ph/yahoo/mail/yahoomail/abuse/abuse-01.html Then do the following: 1. Choose Fraud from the drop-down list of options, found under the heading "What are you reporting?" 2. Provide the Yahoo username who sent you that message 3. Copy and paste the message's full headers 4. Copy and paste the entire message in the next space 5. Provide feedback (optional) 6. Click Submit to send it off to Customer Care Remember Customer Care takes these reports very seriously and will act swiftly to terminate the abuser's account, per the Terms of Service.

If the scam mail originated from a Yahoo address, you can report it to Customer Care by going here:http://help.yahoo.com/l/ph/yahoo/mail/yahoomail/abuse/abuse-01.html Then do the following: 1. Choose Fraud from the drop-down list of options, found under the heading "What are you reporting?" 2. Provide the Yahoo username who sent you that message 3. Copy and paste the message's full headers 4. Copy and paste the entire message in the next space 5. Provide feedback (optional) 6. Click Submit to send it off to Customer Care Remember Customer Care takes these reports very seriously and will act swiftly to terminate the abuser's account, per the Terms of Service.

If you would like to report unsolicited mail ("spam"), please use the following directions. If you've been sent mail by someone (or some company) that you don't know, do not reply to the sender or follow any removal instructions that might be included in the email. Instead, if you're reading your email in Yahoo!'s Mail interface, click the "Spam" button at the top of the page to report the mail to Yahoo!. Yahoo! closely monitors these messages to find the latest tricks and techniques that individuals and companies are using to try to evade our filters. With this information, we can update our filters to prevent that message from arriving in your inbox again. In some circumstances, Yahoo! may share your complaint with the Internet service provider whose user sent the message, in order to help the service provider make sure its user stops sending that kind of mail. Don't worry: We won't share your complaint with spammers. If the spam or abusive email is being sent from a Yahoo! Mail account (for example, [email protected]), we'll evaluate the message and take appropriate action as defined in our Terms of Service.