YahooFAQ client

To access your old Yahoo! email account, go to the Yahoo Sign-In Helper page. You'll need to enter your email address or mobile number associated with the account. Follow the prompts to reset your password. If you no longer have access to the recovery methods set up on the account, you may have difficulty recovering it. It's essential to provide as much information as possible to verify your identity.

If you cannot recover your Yahoo email through your phone number, email, and security questions, you may need to follow Yahoo's account recovery process. There are options to verify your identity through other means, which may include answering security questions or verifying alternate recovery email addresses. Access the Yahoo sign-in page and click on "Forgot password?" to start the recovery process. Follow the prompts provided.

If your account is tied to a landline, you can receive a temporary password code via a phone call to that number. Ensure that you follow the prompts provided during the account recovery process. The system will guide you in receiving the code you need to regain access to your account.

If you are having trouble sending emails to Yahoo Mail addresses from your domain, it may be due to several reasons, such as your domain being blacklisted, incorrect DNS settings, or issues with your email sending reputation. Check your domain's email configuration and ensure you have proper SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records set up to improve deliverability. Additionally, verify that there are no issues with your server's IP reputation.

To recover an account that has been deactivated due to inactivity, you can try logging back in with your Yahoo username and password. If the account is eligible for reactivation, you’ll be prompted to restore it. If you encounter any issues, follow the on-screen instructions for account recovery. It's essential to ensure you have access to the associated recovery email or phone number, as you may need it to verify your identity. Please remember that accounts not recovered within a certain period may be permanently deleted.