I used to be able to open my mail but now the site will not let me access my inbox or any other part of the mail

Which email account ?
If you currently have an e-mail address or you're thinking about getting one, you need to know how to access your account to check your messages.

Open a new browser and go to your e-mail provider's website.
To ensure that you navigate to the proper site, type your e-mail provider's URL (or website address) into the address bar at the top of the page.

Locate the "Mail" icon on the homepage.
Click on that mail icon and you will be directed to the appropriate sign-in page to access your e-mail inbox.

Provide your correct login details.
You will need to type your username/ID and password into the appropriate boxes and click the button that says "Sign In."

Click on the link that says "Inbox."
Once you click on the inbox link, you will have access to all of your messages, both old and new e-mails.

The unread mail is usually in bold, which makes it easier to identify your new messages.
Simply click on the subject of that e-mail to read your message.
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How to fix Yahoo inbox / can't open email problems

Which email account ??
If you currently have an e-mail address or you're thinking about getting one, you need to know how to access your account to check your messages.

Open a new browser and go to your e-mail provider's website.
To ensure that you navigate to the proper site, type your e-mail provider's URL (or website address) into the address bar at the top of the page.
Locate the "Mail" icon on the homepage.
Click on that mail icon and you will be directed to the appropriate sign-in page to access your e-mail inbox.


Provide your correct login details.
You will need to type your username/ID and password into the appropriate boxes and click the button that says "Sign In."

Click on the link that says "Inbox."
Once you click on the inbox link, you will have access to all of your messages, both old and new e-mails.
The unread mail is usually in bold, which makes it easier to identify your new messages.
Simply click on the subject of that e-mail to read your message.


http://help.aol.com/help/microsites/microsite.do?cmd=displayKCPopup&docType=kc&externalId=218745
http://explore.live.com/windows-live-sign-in-how-faq

Do what I did 6 yrs ago. Dump YA-Hoo mail. It' s not all that useful. I went w/ inbox.com & have at least 5 unique w/ them. Can use as online only, or do what I do..... I use Safari as my normal search engine, but I set FFox to open w/ inbox.com sign on page as homepage. I just open FFox & can use it as a dual mail pgrm & 2nd search engine... works well.
Inbox.com is just 10000k more useful as a mail pgrm.
I also have all my email address/ accounts auto load to my own Mail pgrm. (mac mail), u should have your own mail pgrm besides the online only yaHoo/Hotbox/blueballs or what ever just because it Works Better that way.
I am not going to go into why, again, for the 1k time... just go & try it out. 5gig free.....
Luck, gettocar

Hi,

This may sound absurd but you're logged into yahoo mail but was staring at the inbox for hours because you can't access your inbox or you simply can't open those emails even though you're almost there looking at the email previews.

No matter how you try to open the inbox folder, you simply can't access it or you're too close to reading the email by clicking on the preview link but it just wouldn't open and all you see is a blank screen.

Generally, we access our mails via yahoo's web interface or sometimes we do it from yahoo messenger window when new email alerts come. Whichever way we do it, we cannot always assume that since yahoo is a large company, we definitely won't get server errors. In fact, if you happen to have used an extension from Firefox that could determine web servers, I've noticed that local yahoo mails are sometimes hosted somewhere else, like for example, Singapore for some parts of Asia.

Have you ever tried accessing your yahoo mail via IM and were able to run into any of problems stated above? Then you don't really have to uninstall or remove the messenger or clear your proxy settings in case you're using one. These glitches sometimes occur but that doesn't mean your account has been compromised. It's also cumbersome to delete your account then create a new one just to get away from this hassle.

You may try logging out then clear your chance or refresh/restart browser then logging in again. In my experience, I even switched browsers but if the problem persists, don't log out but open this link

http://wap.oa.yahoo.com/

Click the link shown above or copy-paste it into your web browser's address bar "as is".

As you can see, it's a yahoo mobile interface but it surely works like magic although there's no way you can log out from it, simply close the browser window whenever you're done reading your emails while you still can't access your emails using the normal site.

Also, pictures are not viewable using the link, only pure texts from the email will appear.

Thanking you

davevipul197

Hi,

This may sound absurd but you're logged into yahoo mail but was staring at the inbox for hours because you can't access your inbox or you simply can't open those emails even though you're almost there looking at email previews.

No matter how you try to open the inbox folder, you simply can't access it or you're too close to reading the email by clicking on the preview link but it just wouldn't open and all you see is a blank screen.

Generally, we access our mail via yahoo's web interface or sometimes we do it from yahoo massenger window when new email alerts come. Whichever way we do it, we cannot always assume that since yahoo is a large company, we definitely won't get server errors. In fact, if you happen to have used an extension from Firefox that could determine web servers, I've noticed that local yahoo mails are sometimes hosted somewhere else, like for example, Singapore for some parts of Asia.

Have you ever tried accessing your yahoo mail via IM and were able to run into any of the problems stated above? Then you don't really have to uninstall or remove the messenger or clear your proxy settings in case you're using one. There glitches sometimes occur but that doesn't mean your account has been compromised. It's also cumbersome to delete your account then create a new one just to get away from this hassle.

You may try logging out then clear your cache or refresh/restart browser then logging in again. In my experience, I even switched browsers but if the problem persists, don't log out but open this link.

http://wap.oa.yahoo.com/

As you can see, it's a yahoo mobile interface but it surely works like magic although there's no way you can log out from it, simply close the browser window whenever you're done reading your emails while you still can't access your mails using the normal site.

Also, pictures are not viewable using the link, only pure texts from the email will appear.


Thanking you

davevipul197

* Try to re-open your browser.
* Check the zoom settings.
* You can also use another browser if you're having trouble with the one you currently used.


You can also try using another browser:

Chrome - http://www.google.com/chrome
Firefox - http://www.mozilla.com/
Opera - http://www.opera.com/

Thanks & Regards,
(-_-)

Check your email inbox.
There should be a previous mail sent to you by facebook.
Open the mail "Facebook Registration Confirmation" and access the link.
If you have reset your password recently look in your inbox the mail "Facebook Password Reset Confirmation"
Open the mail and access the link.

just open yours yahoo mail in there top corner u will see switch to classic view click on that u r inbox will open.