lol...just confess you are trying to hack into so else's account btw, answer to the secret question will help you change your passwd

oblivious · Apr 26, 2009 2:09 AM

if you have input of right birthday and address everything. you should be able to claim in yahoo. contact customer center. If you are trying to steal someone's email, its illigal and probably you will be behind the bar. think seriously. I don't think they give you password in easy way.

hundari · Apr 26, 2009 8:34 AM

the thing is that I opened this accoung 10 yera ago I dont knw  at that time I gave right information or not..

ocinboy · Apr 26, 2009 9:10 AM

the thing is that I opened this accoung 10 yera ago I dont knw  at that time I gave right information or not..

ocinboy · Apr 26, 2009 9:10 AM

better you forget that. they can't give you password for the account unused for 10 years. Generally they expect you to log in at least 10/15 days for the first time and then once a month. if you fail to log in every months they will grant you chance. if you do not log in for long time...........its hard to recover it. its my opinion. i don't know surely.

hundari · Apr 26, 2009 10:16 PM

I had exactly your situation. I was denied login when I changed my password. I tried logging too many times and they banned me. I contacted yahoo customer service, they replied me and provided me usual answers to get it back using my personal information and secret questions' answers. I had even opportunity to tell them details of my account and contents of my email inside. But that did not help. At last, I tried answering secret questions answers each day (as they banned me for 24 hours after 2 or 3 incorrect entries). In few days I successfully reset the password. While searching for ways to recover yahoo password, I got suggestions from forum to open a new paid premium account from yahoo. After verifying your information, contact them about your old email account. After verifying they may be able to reset your password. This way at least, they will know you are genuine person. But you should at least provide them the proof that you are the true account holder. But I don't know if it works or not. I just got this suggestion somewhere in the internet but did not have to reach to this point. If you are in US, it should be bit easier. But just providing them yahoo email address may not help. They are compelled to provide customer service for paid customer. So you may want to think if it is worth trying unless very important information is there at your emails.

Khairey · Apr 26, 2009 10:33 PM

Khaire ji   I am in us and I am ready to go through paid customer service. How much I have to pay and where I have to contact.  

ocinboy · Apr 26, 2009 10:54 PM

What is your yahoo email address??? I will send your password in your email.......LOL If your yahoo email is free, forget abt it... Last edited: 26-Apr-09 11:05 PM

RUKDHELL · Apr 26, 2009 11:01 PM

Sorry dude. Don't know more than that. But it shouldn't be more than 20 $/yr. But I warn you, this is just what I was suggested before. I did not go through this process. But at least, you will have direct customer support which could help. Here is your starting point for yahoo paid account: http://overview.mail.yahoo.com... good luck.

Khairey · Apr 26, 2009 11:19 PM

I contact them They ask the same question which we have to do online like secret question which I forgot. anyways thanks for everyone.....

ocinboy · Apr 27, 2009 7:22 AM