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Posted on Apr 04, 2011

I have a yahoo email account and i also have att email account how do i check myatt email account

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Point your URL to: WWW.ATT.NET.

Under the email field you will see an example email address such as: (e.g., [email protected]). If you see the att.net domain then you are in the right sign in screen.

Also, if your browser is set to remember passwords in its cache, then you might not get into this screen if you are logged into your [email protected] account. It will continue signing you in to yahoo.com by default. You will have to select logout on your yahoo.com account and then close and relaunch your browser and then enter att.net.

Good Luck.

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SOURCE: i want to check myatt.net account not yahooe-mail.

Have cancelled Yahoo account, but yu are blocking direct access to my ATT.net acount for e mails HELP

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