Yahoo Personal Mail

I have a personal domain name registered through Yahoo. This week, yahoo moved everything over to a small business venue. Since then, I can receive my email on my iPhone but I cannot send any. Is anyone else having this issue? If so, do you know how to fix it?
Thank you!

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I cancelled my BT Broadband Option 3 subscription around Nov 20th 2011 and I discovered on the internet that my BT Yahoo Premium mail would be terminated 90 days after my BT Broadband was cancelled, I've had my bt email account for around 10 years so I don't want to lose it.
I've been running around in circles trying to get the £1.54 monthly charge setup so that I can keep my exisiting BT Yahoo email account all have lead to a dead end .. could you please help me .....
Here are some problems listed below that I've encountered:-
1) I navigate to the following BT website link where it advertises to 'keep my email' account for bt yahoo premium for £1.54 / month, I enter my email account and it states "there is a problem with the status of your account" and doesn't allow me to progress further with the upgrade. Here is the link...
http://www.productsandservices.bt.com/consumerProducts/displayTopic.do?topicId=26508&s_cid=con_FURL_...
I still have a bt.com/btyaoo account and a BT landline and I can setill see broadband being billed for Nov 2011 so I don't understand why it will not allow me to upgrade here on the link above.
2) I was advised by BT operatives to go to the following alternative BT web page to upgrade to BT Yahoo premium mail and most of you will be more familiar with this one... however it only allows the user to generate a NEW BT Yahoo email address NOT KEEP your EXISTING email address despite the link advertising that you can keep it..... after entering my bank account details and I enter my btopenworld email account the web page stops with an error stating that my BT Yahoo email adress is 'already taken': here is the link, also there is a link from my http://home.bt.yahoo.com/ 'my account' page to the very same link stated below... the link is named 'Upgrade To Premium Mail' which is very deceptive as it is not an upgrade of your exisiting email account its an entirely new email address that it allows you to create only and this is no good. Here is the link .. with the premium link right at the bottom...
https://register.btinternet.com/cgi-bin/registernow?version=ie5&ex=1&product_type=PMR
3) I was advised by a BT operator to contact the BT Yaho premium mail team on the phone (I have a BT phone landline btw) and I called 0808 100 6778 Option 2 (email) Option (1 Change email) on a Sunday at 11am and all I got was the following message then the line cut off, the team should have been there as the message stated but the help service team was not available which is perplexing .. here is the message is this service dead ?
"Welcome to BT our advisors are available from 9am to 9pm Monday to Friday and 9am to 6:30pm Saturday to Sunday"
Not true...
I remember calling the yahoo premium email team around the 20th Nov 2011 (about a month ago) and they told me that I would receive an email warning me that my BT Yahoo email account would be cancelled in 90 days with an option to upgrade to premium... this email has not been received (I even checked bt yahoo spam folder) hence why I am getting worried about not being able to renew my BT Yahoo Email Account.
4) I called up other BT Broadband and technical numbers but they can detect from my BT landline that I no longer have BT Broadband so those numbers are not availale to me for help.
In summary it seems that you do have a service to upgrade to BT Yahoo Premium Email for BT users who have left BT Broadband but it is EXTREMELY difficualy to obtain to customers who are willing to pay for this service. Can anyone out there please help me. If I lose the email account it is a very serious matter to me as I have had it around 10+ years.

I'm moving from BT Broadband. I'm wanting to keep the email address and have found that going here...
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Sorry, this page is currently unavailable
The tip (as stated above) about phoning the number above worked well.
I was told by the support person there is a 90 day grace period after the end of the BT Broadband and an email will come through on about day 86. The guy on the phone said ring the same number again then to upgrade to subscribe to the service.
If there is a department in BT that looks at things that don't work on their website it might be worth fixing this.

BT Yahoo e-mail Account and MacBook Pro

Hi All
This is my very first post, so please be patient if this topic has:
1) Already been covered. The ones I have found seem a bit too technical for me (embarrassing!)
2) Shows I'm a bit of a novice
For a number of months now I have been happily plodding along with accessing both my AOL and BT Yahoo emails usingmy MacBook Pro. That was until last week when I noticed I was being prompted for a password for my BT Yahoo emailaddress. Upon entering my password, which I know to be correct, it came up with another message stating that it wasn'trecognised. I then uninstalled then reinstalled the BT Yahoo email account and am continuously getting the same issue. Iwill walk through when adding an account in the hope that someone may be able to thankfully help! Again, please excusemy novice walkthru. I am not the greatest expert when it comes to issues like this!
RE-INSTALLING BT YAHOO ACCOUNT
On MacBook, go to Mail, Preferences and click on the + to add a new email account.
Following fields are required: Full name, e-mail Address and Password. These are already detailed, apart from thepassword which is entered.
The following message is then displayed: Mail cannot send your password securely to the server. You cancontinue without a secured password, which could put your password at risk. Alternatively, you canmanually set up your account.Do you want to continue without a secured password?
If I click Continue the following message is displayed: Logging in to the Yahoo! POP server “mail.btinternet.com”failed. Make sure the user name and password you entered are correct, then click Continue. If theinformation isn’t correct, you cannot receive messages.
If I proceed and click Continue again, the Incoming Mail Server screen appears with the following completed fieldscompleted as follows:
Account Type: POP
Description: btinternet.com
Incoming Mail Server: mail.btinternet.com
User Name: ******@btinternet.com
Password: *********
6. Upon clicking Continue again, the Incoming Mail Security screen appears, with:
An unticked option labelled: Use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
A dropdown menu which is automatically set to: Password. Additional options from this dropdown are External(TLS Client Certificate), Kerberos Version 5 (GSSAPI), NTLM, MD5 Challenge-Response and AuthenticatedPOP (APOP)
7. When I continue with the SSL option ticked and Authentication defaulting to Password the Outgoing Mail   Server screen appears with the following options:
Description: btinternet.com
Outgoing Mail Server: mail.btinternet.com (other drop down options is: smtp.mail.yahoo.com relating to thisemail account)
Ticked option of Use Only This Server
Ticked option of Use Authentication
User Name: ******@btinternet.com
Password: *********
8. When I Continue, the Outgoing Mail Security screen appears, with the Secure Sockets option ticked and the   Authentication dropdown displayed with Password.
9. I click Continue again and a summary of the above appears. I click Continue, then it looks as if my email account is   being set up. However, the following message then appears: Enter password for Account "btinternet.com".
The Yahoo! POP server “mail.btinternet.com” rejected the password for user “******@btinternet.com”
Enter your password again or cancel.
The above isn't the only issue though. Unfortunately I seem to be missing all of my subfolders under this emailaddress. Prior to the problem I encountered above, all of my sub email folders were in line with BT Yahoo and theadditional devices I use to retrieve/check my email.
PLEEEEEEEEEAAAAASE could someone help me? A very basic walkthru would be much appreciated! Not only is my concernthat I cannot get my BT Yahoo email on my MacBook, but also my sub-folders.
Many thanks in advance, and apologies for the long winded email!
Joe

I have the settings here for Thunderbird, which also has a MAC version. You should be able to copy the settings from this.
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(Mac Mail) How to obtain Yahoo! Mail when: You're inbox dissapears or does not show after all settings seem perfectly in place.

Hello everyone!
Note**: I am in no way attempting to illustrate how to get FREE email listing from Yahoo! Mail, I am only reciting what I have stumbled upon. I do not know if Yahoo! actually wants this to work in Mail. but it does, so if they didn't want it to work they will patch it or something. I recommend that you take advantage of their paid service(annual) which allows POP forwarding of emails quickly and withou any need for reconfiguration.
I hope this "fix" is not being rementioned or creates redundancy, however after hours of searching all sorts of foums(including the Apple forums ofcourse) I was unable to find a true fix. Simply put, I just got a brand new Macbook Air 13'' for Christmas 2011. I also bought a Macbook Pro 15'' back in late 2010. I was never able to get Yahoo! Mail configured even through methods of IMAP rather than POP or POP3. Oddly enough, on my Macbook Air and Pro, now, when I try to redo the Yahoo! settings, my Inbox would display messages for a matter of seconds and then the messages would dissapear. However, there was still a number next to my Yahoo! e-mail, accurately indicating how many unread messages I had. I fixed it like so:
1) Go to www.yahoo.com-- Configure Yahoo! account via account settings to work off of IMAP rather than POP Forwarding. Do so by going into account options on the top right or left hand of your screen and clicking through the forwarding options until you see IMAP. Make sure you save your new settings! This is very simple and I feel requires no further explanation. If you become confused, let me know and I will go into detail then.
2) Once your Yahoo! Mail account is IMAP simply go into the Mail application on OSX (Mac). On the top bar of the Mail pane click on the "Mail" option in between the Apple sign and File. Then, Click on Preferences from that dropdown pane. When this window appears, Click on the "@" symbol that says "Accounts" right under it. This is in between General and RSS options. Under the left-hand list that says "Accounts", click on the "+" sign as opposed to the "-" sign you will see there. This will allow you to setup an account or additional accounts. A window then will appear with options:
3) ****Make sure you ARE connected to the internet wirelessly or via ethernet for this part!****
---------- Full Name: (Enter Full Name Here)
---------- Email Address: (Type in full email address, e.g.: [email protected])
---------- Password: (Type in your password to your email account, this IS CASE SENSITIVE.)
4) Now! Listen! (lol), hit create and let the mac show you the settings it has pinged back from the Yahoo! mail server. It should illustrate that your e-mail is an IMAP based email address etc. As long as the account is created with the IMAP configuration and Mail reads it as so, you have succeeded thus far.
5) Critial Step here: Go into the Mail application on OSX (Mac). On the top bar of the Mail pane click on the "Mail" option in between the Apple sign and File. Then, Click on Preferences from that dropdown pane. When this window appears, Click on the "@" symbol that says "Accounts" right under it. This is in between General and RSS options. Under the left-hand list that says "Accounts", click on the Yahoo! IMAP account. Close to the top of that page between the different Mail options and the account settings you will see three different bar pages: a) Account Information, b) Mailbox Behaviors and c) Advanced.
6) Click on the Advanced tab. Do not touch anything on this page, except, IMAP Path Prefix. This is located in the middle of the Advanced page screen right above Port, where you will see |Port: 993 (Box IS checked for: USE SSL). In that IMAP Patch Prefix type the name of your Inbox(I say this because some people rename it in Yahoo!). Mine is simply "Inbox" so my configuration in Mail looks like so: | Imap Path Prefix: Inbox |. After this, click on "General" or attempt to close the Mail options window and it will as you to save the new setting. Ofcourse, hit yes and click the Get Mail envelope and you will see your Inbox populate, assuming you have new mail.
What this means: Test your OUTGOING mail server by sending yourself an e-mail either from your Yahoo! Mail or from another email. Thus, this will allow you tot est your INCOMING email as was now reconfigured to IMAP by seeing if you actually receive the email.
Reason for doing so in this sequence: By letting Mail create the account it will properly import all of your mail folders you have in your Yahoo! Mail account. Obviously, your Inbox and Outbox as well as Sent and Trash folders will import but I have additional folders, for example, that also imported for putting financials or receipts into different folders for organization. Once these are populated naturally, by changing the IMAP Path Prefix you're telling the Mail application where to send your new emails. Atleast this is my understanding of it.
Unfortuntely, I am not an officially educated 'techie", however, I have been fiddling with computers over the last 20 years and have been training myself to become Apple expert, seing as I have decided to completely convert to Apple products. Apple is just reliable. This, to me, is priceless. I truly hope I have helped you and that I have saved hours of Youtube video watching as well as forum searching for many. Should you have any questions, FEEL FREE to ask! I love helping others, hense why I have made this post(my first Apple post). Happy Holidays everyone and enjoy!

dechamp wrote:
What Mac Mail did was delete ALL inbox messages from my yahoo account, after one week from importing them to Mac Mail.
The Yahoo server did exactly what you Mail program told it to do.
Mail/Preferences/Account/Advanced - This setting is adjustable for each mail account.
I didn't know about this feature until it was too late. I have already unchecked it for future emails.
I was wondering if there is a way to retrieve these deleted messages back to my yahoo inbox.
Not Really, you could forward them to your account, after you've told your mail program not to delete the emails at all, but they will show up as being from you instead of the original sender. The originals at Yahoo have been dumped and probably purged. It would take an IT manager at Yahoo to manually replace the emails, not much chance of that.
I've already asked yahoo to "restore" my inbox to a day ago. That should help me with retrieving some of the messages back, I hope.
Also, I was wondering about the sync feature on the Mac Mail and what will actually happen if I use it. Does it apply to mail messages, or to address book and calendar entries?
The sync feature refers to IMAP email accounts like .Mac or .Me or an Imap gmail account. I didn't think Yahoo offered IMAP email accounts.
Apple's MobileMe membership will let you sync your Mail, AddressBook, Calender, personal website with iWeb, etc.
"MobileMe is a service that pushes new email, contacts, and calendar events over the air to all your devices. So your iPhone, Mac, and PC stay in perfect sync."
http://www.apple.com/mobileme/
I wanted to use Mac Mail, see if I liked it or not, then decide to get a MobileMe account. However, this is still a side note, since my yahoo account is my main email client.
You seem to be very well informed, and I was wondering if I can ask you to clarify a point for me. Do you know how to archive the inbox in the Mac Mail?
And thank you for answering my queries.

Using Yahoo Basic Mail w/FF, no drop down box of my e-mail contacts as I type an e-mail address - but it works in IE 8, plz fix ...

I use Yahoo Basic Mail. When composing an e-mail, Yahoo has an "e-mail address autocomplete" function. As I begin to type an e-mail address in the To CC, or BCC boxes - if there are addresses in my Yahoo Contact list with the same string of characters, a drop down box appears and I can click on the desired address and it populates the To, CC, or BCC box. This is an extremely convenient feature.
And, it works with IE 8. BUT, this feature DOES NOT work with FF 30.
Obviously, this is a problem with FF 30 - can you plz advise as how to correct the problem?
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Yahoo e-mail service vs. AOL e-mail service

From what I've been reading in here... it looks as if we HAVE to have either a Yahoo e-mail portal/service or an AOL e-mail portal/service. When I first started with Verizon (DSL service back in 2003 and FiOS service since about 2007)... you could get your e-mail DIRECTLY from Verizon (e-mail programs were setup for incoming.verizon.net and outgoing.verizon.net for servers).
So... if we HAVE to have either Yahoo or AOL for an e-mail portal/service... which one is better???
I've been using the Yahoo e-mail portal/service for a few years. However... Yahoo has a 10 Meg limit for a single file size for file attachments and I think a 20 Meg limit if attaching multiple files. What is AOL's single file size limit and total limit if attaching multiple files??? Also... no matter how many times I tell the Yahoo e-mail that an e-mail ISN'T spam... it keeps catching those e-mail and putting it into their spam folder (ie: like e-mails from PayPal that are confirming a payment has been made). I can go thru my online spam folder every week or two and find e-mails in it that aren't spam.
Thanks,
Mike

OK ... hot off the press personal experience here:
4:45pm 12/15/10 -- Accessed the MyVerizon account settings to attempt to change my portal from Yahoo to AOL. Went thru the prompts and motions and got to the end when it fails with an error "due to technical difficulties"
4:50pm 12/15/10 -- Started a chat session with Verizon
4:51pm 12/15/10 - Chat session answered and "Samual" offers to help me. I explain my problem as "I am attempting to switch my Email portal experience from Verizon Yahoo! to Verizon AOL! and the process is failing.
4:52pm 12/15/10 - Samuel asks me a few questions and starts to walk me thru the original conversion process from 4:45pm. I politely inform him that I've been there already. He asks if I mind doing a screen sharing session so he can see the error first hand. I agree
4:55pm 12/15/10 - Samuel is using GotoAssist to view my screen and check some settings, resetting my browser settings, etc. and then runs the conversion program and encounters the same error (I am filling in various password / account information along the way so he doesn't need to know them).
4:56pm 12/15/10 - Samuel escalates to email portal team. This takes a while -- he updates me every minute or two to let me know that they're working on it.
5:05pm 12/15/10 - Samuel tells me that they need to unlink me from Yahoo! before moving me to AOL! and that they are working on that now. I tell him that actually -- I really hate portals and am switching to AOL! just to get rid of the blasted Yahoo! portal -- so if they can just do the unlink and leave me on the Verizon servers that would be even better. He says "no problem!"
5:10pm 12/15/10 - Samuel says conversion should be complete and provides me with the original Verizon pop/smtp server settings. Using a second computer, I reconfigure my mail client and being to check.
5:15pm 12/15/10 - I've confirmed all is working having sent myself a message from a Gmail account and received it in the mail client.
So there you go ... I'm back to the original verizon servers and no more Yahoo! Yeah! It can be done!
So ... kudos to Samuel. Give that man a spot bonus!
And for those who say that chat never works, Verizon techs don't know anything, service is horrible, etc. -- well, the above certainly doesn't seem to play out that way to me. Polite and patient conversation works every time.

None of buttons shown by Gmail or Yahoo Classic Mail works

Dear Sirs,
in Windows XP SP3, using Firefox 7 nor 7.0.1 , none of buttons shown at the top row by Gmail or Yahoo Classic Mail works and even I cannot do a sign out of my email box . I had not this problem when using Mozilla Firefox 6 series and earlier .
By the way , I never face with such a problem if I use Internet Explorer version 8 on the same personal computer .
Finally , a week ago I upgraded my Sun JAVA to the latest version 6u29 on the same PC . Today , I uninstalled it and after restarting my PC I installed an old version of jre-6u22-windows-i586-s.exe but still I have the above-mentioned problem .
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Image / picture in personalized mail

Hello,
I need to insert company logo in the personalized mail, I go though the docu. but I didn't know how to get that url attribute in img tag.
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Many thanks,
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Re: BT Yahoo Premium Mail

Hi,
How do you apply for BT Yahoo Premium Mail and associate the application with an existing @btinternet.com e-mail account?
I only got the option to create a new account and an error when I tried to re-use my existing e-mail account.
Thanks

Try these instructions instead.
Moving from BT e-mail to Premium Mail - by forum member alcook101
Following moving from BT Broadband to another supplier I wanted to keep my btinternet email addresss.
Having just wasted a lot of time trying to get this sorted out, this how I got it sorted out.
THE FOLLOWING DOES NOT WORK:
1) The BT website options do not work. The web page is not set up for chrome. When using internet explorer it just came up with "problem with account" when I tried to log in.
2) Ringing 0800-633-5335 - option 3 - the operator (David) did not really know what he was doing and I got nowhere. In the usual BT way was very polite and the same time completely unhelpful.
THE FOLLOWING WORKED:
In the end I rang 0800-633-5335 option 2. I got through to someone called "Sid".
He eventually took my mobile number and rang through to another department to "downgrade" my email. This is a requirement of BT before upgrading to BT Premium email.
Sid rang me back and said it was all sorted and that the charge was £ 1.54 per month. Therefore my emails and the email address would be preserved.
He said there was a fault with the system in which a password change would be asked for. He said to ignore this - for this situation password change is not required.
Sid then said that billing would be separate and could not be included on a BT bill. Therefore bank details were required.
This didn't sound too good, however I didn't have much choice.
When logging into my email I then got this message:
Service Change
Thank you for changing services.
With this service change, you will be receiving the following level of service:
PRODUCT LEVEL OF SERVICE
Mailbox Storage Unlimited primary, Unlimited sub
Photo Storage Unlimited
Number of Sub Accounts
10
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Yahoo! Mail Doesn't Push

OK, I set-up my existing Yahoo! e-mail account on my iPhone. I didn't get any kind of notification when new mail came in. I expect that's what push is all about, right? I don't think I'm supposed to have to launch the mail app and wait for it to check for new messages over the slow EDGE network constantly all day long. So, I found this post on Mac Forums:
[quote]Here are the steps I used with my existing free yahoo account:
1) on the iphone - main menu-> settings -> mail -> add account -> y! mail -> enter information -> save -> go back to accounts list and select the new account -> advanced -> in the settings (IMAP Path Prefix) enter imap.apple.mail.yahoo.com
2) Make sure the account is on.
3) Sometimes the "push" is within seconds, sometimes it takes a couple minutes. My guess is they're still working on the server from the yahoo side. It's only been active for 5 days, so give it some time.[/quote]
I tried that and my Yahoo! mail still doesn't push. Does anybody have any other suggestions?
By the way, this free Yahoo! account gets a lot of spam. If I upgrade to the Yahoo! Plus e-mail account, will I still be able to get push? Thanks.

Neil2,
I just moved my personal email from Cox to Yahoo on June 30 after getting an iPhone and have been doing a lot of tinkering and researching. So, I may be able to help. I've noticed that if I have more than one email account turned on on the iPhone then the "push" doesn't work (i.e., they can be setup, but disabled and it's OK). Also, I am using the Plus account and after 3 weeks have not received one single spam email, not even into the junk folder. So, Yahoo's filters appear to be working great. Lastly, with the Plus account, you can also use POP, so I set that up on my Mac. I'm not positive, but it appeared that if the Mac retreived email using POP, it would mark the email as unread on my iPhone. So, although the message would be there, the number indicator on the Mail icon would disappear.
As far as your quote . . . I don't understand why you're tinkering with the settings. You should just set it up simply using the Y Mail default on iPhone and it works fine. I've read in a few places that you can't simply put in the apple.imap server in the settings because there is some kind of encryption key being exchanged in the background to limit the imap use to iPhones and setting up an "other" account does not establish this type of connection. So, it won't work.
Good luck!

Help setting on Yahoo! mail account.

When I go to make a new acount in Mail it asks me for
Account Type: (.Mac, POP, IMAP, EXCHANGE)
Account Discription:
Full Name:
Username:
Password:
I have a Yahoo! Mail account and I'm quite sure that it's a POP server. So when I choose the POP server it asks for my Account Discription which is default "POP ACCOUNT" and than my namw and e-mail address...So i enter my E-mail address and hit continue.
The next step is to set up your Incoming Mail Server. This is where I get stuck. I don't know what server yahoo works off of...is it just "mail.yahoo.com" i'm not sure! but when I do enter "mail.yahoo.com" and than my password it says..
"The POP server “mail.yahoo.com” is not responding. Check your network connection and that you entered the correct information in the “Incoming Mail Server” field. If it still doesn’t respond, the server might be temporarily unavailable.
If you continue, you may not be able to receive any email."
Any imput would be appreciated!

you have to get Yahoo premium service
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One Yahoo! mail account does not receive email sent from .mac

OK, this is an odd problem, and any help would be appreciated.
My girlfriend's Yahoo! mail account does not receive email sent from my .mac address. If I send email from my Gmail or Yahoo! accounts she receives the message. No one else has informed me that they haven't received email from the .mac address. Additionally, the .mac account is in her address book.
Anyway, has anyone seen a similar pattern with Yahoo! or any other email provider?
Thanks.
- Jennings

Thanks for the reply . . . and yes, the recipient's email provider likely holds the answer.
However, I was hoping someone here might have had a similar experience and could answer as the email provider is Yahoo, and they are slow in responding to help requests . . . for a period I hosted a personal, paid website through Yahoo Domains and help tickets lingered for several days on multiple occasions (this being the reason the site is no longer hosted by Yahoo). I also doubt Yahoo will expend too much energy resolving a problem for a free email account.
Anyway, I posted in the Yahoo mail forums, and hopefully something will come-up . . . .

Droid charge and yahoo e mail

i have a company samsung charge phone from verizon that i have a company yahoo e mail address set up in it.
i also set up my personal yahoo address in it. my question is how can i hide the personal one? when i had my blackberry it was easy to do.. cant seem to figure this one out yet!

This is very true...
Deleting messages from any program on your computer (Mail, Entourage, etc...) will only remove them locally, unless your e-mail account is IMAP.
IMAP accounts sync with the mail server, so you should see the same thing on your local computer as you do in your webmail. Whether you are deleting messages, or moving them from your inbox into a folder, your mail will look the same anywhere you view it.
Your Yahoo account is most likely a POP account, where performing an action on your local computer does not perform the same action in your webmail.
You can either opt to "Remove copy..." as Jim suggests, or you will have to go into your webmail account and delete/organize your mail there as well.
Be warned... if you choose to "Remove copy..." then you will NOT have copies of your e-mail in Yahoo when you go to check your webmail once it has been picked up by your local machine and removed from the server according to your selection.

Yahoo e-mail account question

I have just upgraded from a Droid X to a Razr Maxx and, when setting up my Yahoo e-mail account on my Razr, none of my personalized e-mail folders have transferred from my computer account to my Razr device. Is there a fix for this problem? I need to be able to file e-mails to separate, business related project files that I have set up on my computer.

I agree with Ann and B33 suggestion, another thing to consider, if you are using Outlook to read emails if it is set to download the files to the PC the files wont be still on the server and the emails wont show up in the app because it recieved the emails from the server not you PC;;
If this is the case then you may have to use a 3rd party app to sync the emails from the PC to device by USB... Check out this link...http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2382337,00.asp

Yahoo Mobile Mail on 8830

I have the 8830 World Edition running on v4.2.2.196 using Sprint, and activated the Yahoo Mobile Mail app for access to my personal Yahoo account from my corporate device. What i didn't realize was that it also automatically forwarded all mail to my BB and now I want to stop that. I tried disabling the Browser Push function but that didn't work. All the answers on this forum talk about either navigating to Email Accounts to delete the address or accessing my provider's website with my account. Since my phone is corporate, I don't have an account with Sprint. Moreover, there is no icon for Email Accounts. If I go to the email settings I see a choice between my Yahoo address and my Desktop, but there's no selection to delete it.
I just tried going to Service Book under Advanced Options and deleted the 2 references to my Yahoo address. I'll see if that worked but if anyone has another solution I'd appreciate it.

Let's try that again. (do not know what happened on previous post)
I could not send photos on Yahoo mobile mail. After getting auto-switched to
to mobile mail when I setup my mail button and could not switch off mobile
mail; nor could I find an answer for the reason of not being able to send photos,
I said the $&@&&@ with it and setup a G-mail account.
Guess what? Not one email problem on their mobile mail. Even
after setting up my button for email on my Iphone. True,
there is no push mail, but I can set it up to check every few minutes.
My conclusion: Its a Yahoo/Apple/Att problem they don't want to deal with.

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