Get me back to original yahoo e-mail..not beta e-mail?
Simple. Once you login to Yahoo Mail, at the top where there is a link for Sign Out, there is also a link for "Switch back" Click on this, and you would get back to the old type use. You may have to answer a feedback questionnaire for this,
Clearly, you have upset a Yahoo! god and they are firing you from Yahoo! Answers.I used to work for Yahoo! Answers a decade ago and I used to spend a lot of time asnwering a lot of questions and the company was extremely happy with my work.In fact, they send me a Yahoo! Answers jacket to my home.I still have it.A few years later I was one of the most popular writers on Yahoo! Answers and the founder and CEO of Yahoo! at the time David Filo himself send me a letter with his signature and everything congratulating me for my hard work.I still have this letter.A decade ago, a letter signed by a billionaire was a huge deal for me.Now, I get job offers from billionaires, almost each month and I almost always decline them.I still want to work for Elon Musk, Adam D’Angelo, Max Levchin, Peter Thiel, Luke Nosek and Ken Howery, thought.One day, all of a sudden my Yahoo! Answers account was blocked for unknown reasons.I tried to open a new account and this worked for a little while but eventually my account was blocked again.I tried to open a new account and this worked again for a little while but eventually my account was blocked again.After that, I simply stopped trying and evolved into something else.I was extremely dissapointed by all this and I could not fully understand why they were blocking my accounts.Obviously I was younger and dumber a decade ago.It turns out a billionaire got upset about some of my answers and he simply bribed Yahoo! and they fired me.I was bringing a lot of eyesballs to Yahoo! Answers a decade ago.I was answering questions for them for free, you know.Maybe Yahoo! would still be profitable today if they hired me as a regular employee back then.We will never know.It appears that you are in exactly the same situation I was a decade ago.Just forget about Yahoo! Answers and focus exclusively on Quora.They are losing money for a reason, you know.I suspect they regret firing me from Yahoo! Answers a decade ago.Ironically, I am currently one of the MOST VIEWED WRITERS on the Yahoo! (Company) category right now here on Quora.Welcome to Quora.I think you will enjoy this chapter in your life.
go to yahoo mailType “e” in the search box.Select the “Inbox” dropdown option to the left of the search box.Click the empty checkbox to select all .click deleteclick to confirm when it asks if you want to delete allFor some reason you have to repeat the above 2 or 3 times and then repeat replacing “e” with “a” in step 2, but that gets most of the email, but I just used this to quickly delete 14,000 + emails in the current yahoo mail.
I am a tenant can the post office make me move the mail box to the street?
First, your mail will have to be moved. The Post Office isn't going to care if you rent or our the home, if they only offer curbside delivery in your area you'll have no choice but to get a box on the street if you want mail to your house. You can also get a PO box at the post office and pick up your mail. The real question is who will pay for it. You should talk to your landlord. Take a look at your lease before you do anything. It may violate your lease to make improvements to the house without consent, so don't put in a mailbox without asking. Also, don't put one in and just deduct it from your rent as been suggested. In most leases I've seen deducting from your rent is against the lease. This isn't something you should do unless you have explicit permission from your landlord. Things like this can come back to bite you in the butt. So, ask your landlord to put one in. If they decline, ask permission to put one in yourself. We didn't have one at my house and we got a decent on at Walmart for only $20.
While trying to view an e-mail I now keep getting a security pop-up telling me I need to buy their product. ?
That's an infection you have. You should never just get a pop up for no reason while on Line and you should never respond to such a message because it's fake. These programs are very good at removing Spyware and Trojans run a scan with both or only one if you want. http://www.superantispyware.com/superantispywarefreevspro.html http://www.superantispyware.com/superantispywarefreevspro.html
I am not receiving my USPS mail reliably. What should I do?
I had this same problem just a few months ago. I called my local post office and demanded to speak to the supervisor. I got the run-a-round, but I kept on until I got the supervisor in person. My mail was being mis-delivered and I was getting other people's mail. One way that I finally got to speak with the supervisor was when I went to the local district office and complained above her head. You will have to look up these phone numbers in www.yellowpages.com or by dropping by your local post office and telling them that you want the phone numbers. Once I had the supervisor's attention, she put my mail on notice and every morning she reviewed all mail addressed to my house and then if I missed some mail or got someone else's mail I would call her and tell her and she would compare what I got or didn't get with what she counted and listed for me each morning. Finally, the delivery person learned that I was going to make such a stink and worry his boss so much that he started paying close attention to giving me the correct mail. SIDE NOTES: Do not listen to Jam's answer that it would be a bad idea to privatize the postal service. He is a pinko liberal who thinks the private sector is always the problem. Think about this? Who delivers packages more efficiently without hassles? Is it the US Postal Service or is it Fed Ex, UPS, and other private delivery services? Who makes a profit and doesn't need financial bailouts all the time? Is the the US Postal Service or is it Fed, UPS, and other private delivery services? Also, I'm not saying to privatize the US Postal Service, BUT rather to allow Fed Ex, UPS, and other private services to deliver envelope mail and I guarantee that we will see the US Postal Service provide better service. Liberals do not believe in competition as they imagine a global unrealistic "paradise" where there are no winners and there are no losers, which is crazy. But you can straighten out your mail situation by demanding to speak to the top supervisor at the post office that is directly responsible for your mail. You should not have to buy a PO box.
It’s definitely correct in a grammatical sense. But context is really important. As someone else has already commented, it’s good to mix it up to make it sound more friendly (for example) or genuine.The sentence you’ve used is quite formal, as if you were asking an older, long-distance relative! If I was asking a friend, I’d probably use more contractions and say something more along the lines of “hope everything’s alright?” or “hope everything’s ok?” or “hope all’s well?”Thinking about where you’re writing this is also important to context. For example - emails between colleagues is less formal than say an email to a potential employer or your line manager. Whereas a quick note or text to a friend might (for instance) simply say “all ok?”Hope this helps!
Check e-mails on yahoo account?
Here on answers click the Envelope, Mail, at the top right. That will take you to your mail screen. Also on the Yahoo homepage you will see and envelope, Mail on the list, just click that. Then once you get to the mail screen, click either Check Mail or Inbox. If you have email previews showing you can click on the one you want to read there also.
Is this job a scam?? What are your thoughts? receiving packages picking up mail?
It's called a reshipping scam and will and you land you in jail for up to ten years for fencing stolen goods. Criminals buy items online with stolen credit cards and hacked PayPal accounts, have hem sent to you, then have you forward to them When the victim whose credit card or PayPal account was used reports the theft, the police come to your door and arrest you as the packages were sent to you. No jury is going to believe you were an innocent victim as no normal person would ever agree to receive or send packages for someone they had never met If this weren't illegal, the person would get an account with Mail Boxes Etc, UPS, etc to handle their packages Do not respond for any reason A friend's credit card number was stolen and they charged over $3000 worth of electronics. The police arrested a 19 year old student whose home the items were sent to. He no longer had them as he had forwarded them to his "employer" in Ukraine. He's now serving 18 months in prison. It could have been longer but he was caught after the first package. Had he received and forwarded numerous packages, the sentence would have been 5-10 years