Yahoo's email system is broken, their system times out and forces the
users to re login and their programmer's are unable to fix the problem.
I don't have time for this and switching 100% to gmail.
jay.tabatabai@gmail.com wrote:
> Yahoo's email system is broken, their system times out and forces the
> users to re login and their programmer's are unable to fix the problem.
> I don't have time for this and switching 100% to gmail.
They need to change it from yahoo.com to assholes.com
I had my account hijacked and told them to shut er down but no, they
won't. Then I told them that the RCMP would be contacting them next.
I guess they don't care that my account will be used for gods knows
what! That's why the crooks get away with it.
~Melanie
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Melanie writes:
>
> jay.tabatabai@gmail.com wrote:
>> Yahoo's email system is broken, their system times out and forces the
>> users to re login and their programmer's are unable to fix the problem.
>> I don't have time for this and switching 100% to gmail.
>
> They need to change it from yahoo.com to assholes.com
>
> I had my account hijacked and told them to shut er down but no, they
> won't. Then I told them that the RCMP would be contacting them next.
I'm sure that got them quaking in their boots.
> I guess they don't care that my account will be used for gods knows
> what! That's why the crooks get away with it.
You should demand your money back, that's what you should do.
But, before you do that, you'll need to reformat your hard drive and
reinstall Windows. The only way to "hijack" an account is to obtain your
login password.
Unless you're in a habit of publicly posting your login passwords, your PC
must've been hijacked, using any number of well-known security holes in
Microsoft's shitware, with a virus or a trojan, which is how the attacker
obtained your login password. And your password to your banking or credit
card site. So, a compromised E-mail account should be the least of your
worries, right now.
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