Delay in receiving yahoo mail?
The only answer I can give you "sst" is to try the BASIC version which is quite fast. Once you've gotten in it, though, you'd better place it in your «favorites». This way you can select either the full featured version or the Basic if the former won't send you the mails right away. If you do not know the procedure to enter BASIC, do this then : >go to gear top right→ select settings→select Viewing email→go down to the right and place the dot in the small box next to the word BASIC→go all the way down to the left and click SAVE. That's all. Now......I suggest you also place the regular version in the «favorites». Why? Because this way you can call for both versions and have them at the very top and switch from one to the other as you wish. This is what I do every time I go into Yahoo mail. Good luck!
Why has Yahoo become the most unreliable email provider?
I am more and more frequently finding Yahoo mail, on my paid for Small Business accounts, to be UNRELIABLE! Crashing, not responding, not available, errors, my list goes on! These issues are becoming weekly occurrences and very frustrating for my business! What is Yahoo doing to correct these issues? Should I find another email provider? Any suggestions from the community? Thx
Using WindowsXP/MS Outlook on network, how difficult is it to change a user name & domain for email address?
Your company owns the domain name blah.com. In order to receive e-mail under blahblah.com, your company would need to purchase the domain blahblah.com and set up its server to host that domain. It's not impossible, but it's a lot of work, and it costs money for a company to do. You shouldn't expect your company to do this unless there is a definite business benefit for the company. Changing the stuff to the right of the @ is a big deal. As an alternative, you could sign up for your own mail hosting account with a company like www.smileglobal.com, www.fastmail.fm, or www.everyone.net. You can pick your own domain and pay to have an e-mail account under it.