Has AnyBody Recieved This Email From Yahoo ..

I didn't get one and I just checked my Yahoo mail account It looks like someone just is phishing, they want your information. Don't give it to them, it's most likely not from Yahoo.

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If they are from yahoo, they wouldn't need your password to access your account.
That email you got is called phishing email. Their aim is to steal your password and possibly hack your accounts, or spam emails to other people. Do not respond to those types of emails.
Also check where it was sent from like yahoo.com.

Well I have not received any such mail, but seeing the content itself it seems a scam. Yahoo will not ask for your login details anyways. This is for sure a scam. so don't bother about this mail too much. If still you feel, you can forward this to yahoo support team to inform them about this mail. There are many such scams going around on the net, so beware before giving any of your information .

i don't think it is really from yahoo. I din receive this.

I entered into www.google.com the following: Yahoo email account scam

Guess what came up. It came up that this is a scam and gives details just like what you describe. The advice is to delete the message and absolutely do not respond. Here is the URL that I went to: http://answers.yahoo.com/... you ever suspect that someone is messing with you, try going to www.google.com and putting in the source and then add the word "scam" to the source. More likely than not you will find the scam listed there.

I hope this helps.

That is a chain email from scammers, this happen also few times ago with one of myLot member too. Yahoo never ask stupid question like that, they already know their database as good as every user name and password. So, if they are the email provider why do they ask that to their user, they already had the data, why ask? Second thing is, yahoo now developing their server even with bigger one, every user now have unlimited storage of email, so for what purpose they do limiting user account? It's just lame trick from lame scammer.

My email provider is Vodafone, and I received a similar email. I ignored it, as any reputable company will never ask for passwords or other personal information in an email - it's just not secure enough. Also, the email originated in New Zealand, while my Vodafone account is in the UK.

If they really wanted to update information, they'd direct you to a link on the website. Even then, I'd be wary of following it, as the phishers are known to set up bogus websites. If the request is genuine, and you log on to the company website, you will be able to update your account that way.

The most obvious giveaway that this is a scam is the phrase: 'to all account holders.' Genuine emails will always be addressed to you by name - it's standard business practice and it's the polite way to address someone. You may want to forward the email to Yahoo, so they can investigate further, but don't respond to it.

Well, it looks like another scam e-mail to cheat users of their account. I will say that Yahoo will not send such e-mails asking for personal data of the users. In addition, if I'm not wrong, they did not attention to your name, right? This is another sign of a fraud e-mail from Yahoo! as they are just spamming and trying to cheat users of their account. I will say that you can just delete this e-mail and ignore it.

WOW wait and do not respond to this email coz no one asks your password blatantly through a mail its a spam or someone may scam u so don not disclose ur personal details to anybody online.

i never receive that email. i prefer using gmail to yahoo. gmail is better, cause more often i access it using my phone