OT help re yahoo?

You signalled:

>Anyone know why yahoo asks for my password every five minutes these
>days when I look at messages on web site? Didn't used to. Is it
>revenge for changing my marketing preferences? Thanks.

Yea, if you remember, in exchange for "Free" Pop3 delivery (They charge
starting next month), we said that they could send us advertisements... You
shut of ads, they shut off Free pop3 service... I just went and changed the
address that all my Yahoo groups are mailed to to a "real" pop3 adress...

nope, still there. You have to hit the little edit button in the
right corner of the Member information section, then scroll down to
the password thing.--- In bolger@y..., "rnlocnil" <lincolnr@m...>
wrote:

> Thanks, but I think they've changed the page as I couldn't find a

spot

> for that setting. Have signed out and signed in again and asked it
> again to remember my password. Maybe that will work. Maybe they are
> just trying to create competition.
> --- In bolger@y..., "lewisboats" <numbaoneman@b...> wrote:
> > Go back into your Account info, under member info there is a spot
> for
> > password frequency. Change it to daily. If you clicked on it and
> then
> > used your wheel to scroll, it might have changed to 15 min. I

almost

> > did it myself, finding it again.
> >
> > --- In bolger@y..., "rnlocnil" <lincolnr@m...> wrote:
> > > Anyone know why yahoo asks for my password every five minutes
> these
> > > days when I look at messages on web site? Didn't used to. Is it
> > > revenge for changing my marketing preferences? Thanks.

Thanks, but I think they've changed the page as I couldn't find a spot
for that setting. Have signed out and signed in again and asked it
again to remember my password. Maybe that will work. Maybe they are
just trying to create competition.

--- In bolger@y..., "lewisboats" <numbaoneman@b...> wrote:
> Go back into your Account info, under member info there is a spot
for
> password frequency. Change it to daily. If you clicked on it and
then
> used your wheel to scroll, it might have changed to 15 min. I almost
> did it myself, finding it again.
>
> --- In bolger@y..., "rnlocnil" <lincolnr@m...> wrote:
> > Anyone know why yahoo asks for my password every five minutes
these
> > days when I look at messages on web site? Didn't used to. Is it
> > revenge for changing my marketing preferences? Thanks.

Go back into your Account info, under member info there is a spot for
password frequency. Change it to daily. If you clicked on it and then
used your wheel to scroll, it might have changed to 15 min. I almost
did it myself, finding it again.

--- In bolger@y..., "rnlocnil" <lincolnr@m...> wrote:
> Anyone know why yahoo asks for my password every five minutes these
> days when I look at messages on web site? Didn't used to. Is it
> revenge for changing my marketing preferences? Thanks.

Anyone know why yahoo asks for my password every five minutes these
days when I look at messages on web site? Didn't used to. Is it
revenge for changing my marketing preferences? Thanks.