My e-mail address changed and I can no longer acces my yahoo 360 account. What can I do?
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I had an SBCglobal e-mail account and when I switched to comcast they blocked my e-mail so I can no longer sign on to any of my yahoo services. Such as yahoo 360, personals, groups, and etc. does anyone have any info on what I could do to access all my accounts and change the e-mail address so I can continue using my yahoo stuff?
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Answer:
once the SBC account closed you lost everything connected to it. I had the same thing happen to me and I had to create a new account. No fun at all. To be on the safe side create an account through yahoo and you will be okay.
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You Should Create a another Account.
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