CANNOT SIGN INTO YAHOO OR CHAT COMES UP PAGE CANNOT BE DISPLAYED

contact yahoo customer support or their technical support

I cant get the question which you have framed. I have taken your question as how to sign up in yahoomail as the display picture shows yahoomail. You just need a email account in any of the service providers like yahoo, gmail, rediff, hotmail etc. I would suggest you to have a gmail account. Go to www.gmail.com and you will see a button named sign up (or) new user. Click on that. You will be directed to a registration page where in you will be asked to fill in ur details and ur desired email id and ur desired password. Provide the details and click continue. Thats it. Your email id is ready now. try signing in to the mail box with your email id and password. You will see Compose mail link in the left side once you login. Click it and give the email address to which you need to send the mail. then the subject and content of the mail


This is the actual process of sending a mail.

Most of the time, the internet browser is the problem when a page won't load up. If you're accessing your Yahoo! Mail everyday, there will come a time that your browser will be filled out with cookies and cache.

However, you must try to isolate first, to make sure that the problem is the browser and not the Yahoo! Mail sign in page. Here are the things that you may try:

1. Try to use different internet browser and access your Yahoo! Mail. If the sign in page loads up, then it's the browser.

2. Try to access the Yahoo! Mail in a different computer that is connected to a different network.

If the problem is only happening in one browser, then it's the browser. You may try to clear the cookies and cache. Here's how:

* For Internet Explorer
- Open your IE > Tools > Internet Options
- Click the "Delete" button under the browsing history.
- Select cookies, internet files, etc.
- Select "Delete All".
- Close and re-open your IE.
- Try to access your Yahoo! Mail.

* For Mozilla Firefox
- Open Firefox > Tools > Clear Recent History.
- Select cookies, cache, browsing and download, etc.
- Click on "Clear Now"
- Close and re-open your Firefox
- Try to access your Yahoo! Mail.

Thank you and good luck!

yes! to chat without the software u can use your mail box, as yahoo mail beta comes with an integrated chat application where u can chat. it is on the left hand side when u log into your yahoomail inbox. or the best site to chat online using all your othet accounts is www.meebo.com just sing up there and use it to login to yahoo!
you can use other site like way2sms.com and many sites where u can login to your yahoo and gtalk chat.
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dont use yahoomail. it always creates problem. try www.gmail.com. from the u will send mail and chat with anyone.

Try this url: http://www.yahoomail.com
If it doesn't work, give me an update...if it works, give a rate,thank you.

This is definately your parents or someone else putting Security software on your network. This will stop you from viewing sites that the individual has deemed "inapropriate". The problem with this is that people are given the option to block "Web based chat" or "online gaming" and don't pick particular sites. This leads to perfectly fine sites being blocked. You should talk to whoever controls your network. Also use www.ebuddy.com to access your msn if its blocked.

n my pc yahoo page is opening,but yahoomail link is opening.It shows page cannot be displayed.Pls reply me. no matter how i try i cant open my yahoo mail!! its just a blank page. I don't know what to do or what caused it!!

suspend your Nortons each time you want to get into your mail and then reconnect when you send mail. Thats a suggestion but I imagine you must be using Outlook Express however you shouldnt be having any problems going direct to the sites. YAHOO https://login.yahoo.com/config/login_verify2?&.src=ym GMAIL https://www.google.com/accounts/ServiceLogin?service=mail

check your username and password. also, check your cookie setting (security settings under options) if using internet explorer. try to download mozilla firefox and see if you can sign in with that web browser. www.mozilla.org signed, Doctor MyPC [email protected]