No email invitation for a user with Yahoo mail

Question

I have sent an invitation to myself and someone else and it worked fine. I have another user with Yahoo mail. I sent her an invitation twice and she has never received it. I told her to check her junk mail to see if it was filtered, but she says its not their either.
1) Is their an issue with Yahoo mail?
2) Is their a way for me to get the invitation link as a Web Developer and email it to her manually?

Answer 1

I typically just set up an account for the user. I use either their server's email or a generic gmail account.
Given the process is quite a pain in the butt...  I sign up both accounts, First the new email then the  Adobe account for the end user... I accept and test the account to verify it works on my end and then I just send them the login info. They much more prefer a simple process like that.
The whole sign up / username... blahblahblah.. in the end all the Publisher or Editor needs is a login name and password. There is absolutely no need for them to be burdened with the process. There is absolutely ZERO interaction with the email account that you sign up with other than accepting the invite. InContext doesn't notify you when your page has been updated, if you have new assignents from your Publisher... NOTHING.
I saw no reason to even have the client have to go through the process. Make it simple for them.
sign up a one time disposable email
sign up an adobe account name
Send / accept invite youself
Then a one line email to client, "To edit your site use this login name and password"
IMO.. if I am going to have to pay for this service provided to MY customer... I'm not giving anyone (Adobe included) their personal info, email, address, name..