How do you get rid of a 360 page?

How do I get rid of the ".au" of "au.360.yahoo.com" where my page is at?

• Guys I need to get rid of the ".au" subdomain which haunts my Yahoo360 page. All my friends have their 360 pages at a simple 360.yahoo.com/... But I get this .au and I've got no idea how to get rid of it. My page address looks something like this: http://au.360.yahoo.com/my_profile-vNMhC... I'm sure I did something wrong initially but I really wanna get rid of it. Any suggestions? Thank you soo much!!

• Answer:

  Your Yahoo account was created through the Australian version of Yahoo and not the U.S. version. There isn't a transfer tool for 360 spaces. You can try the following, but likely you will have to start over with a new Yahoo account (and thus a new 360 space) by creating one through the U.S. site: - Click on your "My Account" link (by your "Sign Out" link at the top) of the window. It could also be called "Members Center". - After signing in, click the "Edit" link on the Membership Information line (toward the right). - Scroll down to "General Preferences," then click on the preferred content link to choose Yahoo! U.S. - Adjust your time zone and then click the "Finished" button at the bottom. If that doesn't help, set up a completely new account by going to any Yahoo sign-in page and clicking "Sign Up" on the lower right side (http://mail.yahoo.com , is preferred). Make sure it is the U.S. site - the Yahoo icon will have no country designation and the page language will be English. Then, go to http://360.yahoo.com (same deal regarding the icon). Start creating your 360 space from there. Click the "Get Started" button on the far right section of that page. When you're done with that process, click the "Yahoo! 360 Home" link in the upper right corner of that page or the main 360 page to enter the space if you are still logged in under this new ID.