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Enter the email address you'd like to create in the "Email Address" field. You may also enter a display name in the "Name" field. Then click the Next button.

Enter the email address you'd like to create in the "Email Address" field. You may also enter a display name in the "Name" field. Then click the Next button.

If you will use only POP (Post Office Protocol) to access this new email, you can select the second option; you won't need a Yahoo ID to activate the address.
On the invitation page, enter the email address to send the invitation to.
Be sure to assign mailboxes at your domain only to people you trust. Yahoo maintains a strict policy against spam and abuse and will suspend domain names that are associated with these types of behavior.
You are responsible for actions taken by anyone using an email address associated with your domain. If anyone using your domain is found to have violated the Yahoo Terms of Service in conjunction with a Business Mail plan, Yahoo reserves the right to suspend the domain and deactivate any mailboxes associated with it.

If you have a free email account (gmail, juno, yahoo, etc.) just get a new address. Juno will send you email on behalf of their advertisers and these do not contain unsub options. And they won't stop, so just cancel your account and go to gmail where they have no unsolicited spam advertizing. Alternatively, you could do what I had to do on my business account and track down the owners of the domains sending the spam emails as well as the company hosting their services. I politely requested an end to the emails and when I got the next one I forwarded it to their own email accounts. It is not too difficult to track down the info needed, just do a WHOIS search on the domain name, i.e., go to www.whois.net and enter the domain (such as fixya.com) and you will be presented with the registrant's info. In some cases...such as the example here, you will be directed to another domain registrar (GoDaddy) and search there. In this example you will locate an email address for the domain administrator ([email protected]). A firm and well-worded request followed by an inbox of their own junk did wonders. I now receive NO more spam. Good luck.

The first thing to check is to see if they are being delivered to your spam/junk mail folder. You may also have configured your account to immediately delete spam/junk, which would prevent you seeing if the emils were landing there. Check your security settings and if it is set to delete immediately, change it. Then, have someone send you a test email and see if it lands in your junk folder. If it does, you can loosen up the security settings you have so Yahoo doesn't screen so strictly.

Also check to make sure you haven't reached your Yahoo email capacity amount. If you have too many emails in your account, Yahoo will reject them, but they usually send the sender an email saying so.

That being said, I had used Yahoo sometime ago as it was affiliated with my SBC interent provider. I had similar issues where my email wouldn't come in or showed up a day or two later. I always advise friends not to use Yahoo as their email account for important emails. You might consider opening a gmail account at Google. Their system is much more reliable. Or you can setup your own domain and a email account attached to it at a registrar such as GoDaddy very reasonably. Domains are less than $10 a year and email is about $3 a month. It will be a lot more reliable too!

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What are you using to send your mail? Gmail? Comcast? Your own domain name?

If Gmail or Comcast (or any other big provider) got blocked for Spam, you should notify them.

If you're hosting your own domain/e-mail, you should contact your webhost, and they'll handle it for you.

Please check your spam/junk email filters in case that domain was blocked accidentally. (Note: in some email clients, you can block entire domains as well as individual addresses).

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