When i created an account for my life.com i was requested for my zip?postal code, re: ddaet, camarines norte Philippines, which i encoded 4600, still invalid. help me

By selecting a new password you will be able to change security questions.

https://edit.yahoo.com/forgotroot?done=http%3A%2F%2Fmail.yahoo.com&src=ym&partner=&intl=us
then click one of the radio buttons and select "Next."
Type in your Yahoo! ID--the portion of your Yahoo! email address that comes before "@yahoo.com." Enter the code shown in the box below where you enter your Yahoo! ID, then click the "Next" button.
Select your birth month from the drop-down menu, choose the country you selected when setting up your Yahoo! email account and enter the postal zip code of the city or town in which you lived at the time your account was created. Leave the zip code box blank if you are certain you didn't enter a zip code when setting up your Yahoo! account. Press the "Next" button.
Click the radio button in front of the alternate email address to which you would like password changing information sent. Yahoo! will list the alternate email addresses you provided when you created the email account. The email address you select must still be accessible.
Use the link or code provided to you in the email Yahoo! sent to your alternate email address to change your password.

If you have no alternate email address go to gmail.com or myway.com and create an account for an alternate email.

Did you forget your username and password?

If so go to

https://edit.yahoo.com/forgotroot?done=http%3A%2F%2Fmail.yahoo.com&src=ym&partner=&intl=us then click one of the radio buttons and select "Next."
Type in your Yahoo! ID--the portion of your Yahoo! email address that comes before "@yahoo.com." Enter the code shown in the box below where you enter your Yahoo! ID, then click the "Next" button.
Select your birth month from the drop-down menu, choose the country you selected when setting up your Yahoo! email account and enter the postal zip code of the city or town in which you lived at the time your account was created. Leave the zip code box blank if you are certain you didn't enter a zip code when setting up your Yahoo! account. Press the "Next" button.
Click the radio button in front of the alternate email address to which you would like password changing information sent. Yahoo! will list the alternate email addresses you provided when you created the email account. The email address you select must still be accessible.
Use the link or code provided to you in the email Yahoo! sent to your alternate email address to change your password.

If you have no alternate email address go to gmail.com or myway.com and create an account for an alternate email.

Hello,
The Philippines uses zip codes not postal codes.
You can find the list on this wiki, just select the location name: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ZIP_codes_in_the_Philippines
Chris

http://zip-codes.philsite.net/davao.htm

Here is a list of Zip Codes for Zamboanga, Philippines.
http://zip-codes.philsite.net/zamboanga.htm You can select the one that matches or the closest to you.

You zip postal code is correct. Probably the survey you are answering is for US citizens or some other Countries available only.

Yes indeed they have a drop down list box of countries that includes Philippines but they also probably don't give services here on the Philippines.

Hope this helps, thank you.
-Cebu-

Hi
Just try this link

http://zip-codes.philsite.net/

9500 is the Postal Code for General Santos City Philippines

There is no Zip code for Japan. The ZIP (Zone Improvement Plan) is used by the United States Postal Service for mail distribution inthe USA. There is a similar plan in the Philippines.

Go to this site... find the Province you wish to "Mail to" and click it. The postal code and the phone area codes are listed there.

http://zip-codes.philsite.net

The official Philippine Postal Service "PHILPOST" site is here:

http://philpost.gov.ph/web/category/news

The postal code drop down menu is on the right side of the page just below the header and it actually is displayed as "ode search" due to an oversize advertisement.

Kelly