How do i get myyahoo.com to stay as my homepage

Hi Tina,
Please copy and paste this link to your browser and enter your email address in the same. Once you enter your email address the att people will send you a pass word recovery email with the help of which you can set up a new password for your account. Hope this helps
https://www.att.com/olam/unauth/fpwdEnterUserId.myworld?origination_point=http://att.yahoo.com/&Return_URL=https://loginprodx.att.net/FIM/sps/ATTidp/saml20/logininitial?RequestBinding=HTTPPost&PartnerId=https://login.yahoo.com/saml/2.0/att&Target=http%3a//att.yahoo.com/%3f.lts=1376336723?test=success&Cancel_URL=http://att.yahoo.com/
If this does not work. Just go to att.net, log in modal and then click on the "Forgot Password" link just below the log in box. Enter your email address that you used to sign up with.

AT&T is in partnership with yahoo so that's why you're getting a yahoo page. But if there's another site that you used to have as a homepage, just go to the address of the website that you want (say, for exampl, http://www.att.com/accounts/) then set it as your homepage:

For internet explorer, go to tools, then internet options, then click on use current, then click on apply and ok.

For mozilla firefox, go to tools, options, general tab, click on use current pages, then click on okay.

Let me know if you're using any other browser.

email address you are sending might be not correct or inactive

check your email account in the yahoo mail by using your email add but instead of typing ex. [email protected] type in [email protected]. try to check if your able to retrieve it

Just so everyone knows, I have BB Curve 8310 with AT & T.

You get 1 blackberry email account (in my case, it's [email protected]). If you're like me, you have business, personal, etc accounts that you want to add without getting 20-30 minute delays before the email hits your BB.

Let's say you have 2 emails you want to set up (1 for your business and 1 personal). Let's say your business POP3 email is [email protected].

1) Create a username with your ATT BB address (let's say, [email protected]).
2) In your POP3 email settings, choose to "redirect" or "forward and save a copy in Inbox" and forward your emails to your ATT BB address ([email protected]) you've just created. This will help get your emails to your BB pretty much instantaneously. And emails will be kept in your inbox for you to reference as well.
3) Log into your providers BIS (short for Blackberry Internet Service). ** Can't post a link but you can just Google your providers name followed by Blackberry Internet Service and you should find it
4) Once you're logged in, from there you can set up your account.
• Email Account Name: put your ATT BB address in there
• Reply To: This is where you can put any email address you want. So, even though you're sending the email from [email protected], the user will see whatever email address you put in this field. So, in this case, you want to put [email protected]. So, the user will see it came from [email protected] and when replying, they will reply to [email protected] (which is then forwarded to your ATT BB email, which is then forwarded to your BB).
• Auto BCC: The only problem with doing this (and I run into this a lot) is that since I'm sending out so many emails - some from BB and some from my office computer, I don't know what I sent to people, and without an Enterprise server, it is not automatically synched with my desktop in my office. What you can do here is set up a Gmail account and name it [email protected] and any email you send from your BB will be sent to this email address as well so you know what you sent people.
• Signature: You can change your signature for each of your email accounts (business, personal, whatever), which is great.

This means that your user/password combination is wrong for that email server. So double check that you have the right password and user name entered for that account in Outlook. If you're 100% sure you have it right, then you might be using the wrong email/authentication server. If you continue to have problems and are located near Washington DC, feel free to contact me through my website.

are you with BT by any chance?

if you have IE, goto Internet options----> Internet setting-----> and change the address in box of homepage
Good luck

ATT uses POP and SMTP servers. The only address you need is mail.att.net (put it for both incoming and outgoing).