D
d.liladrie
is it possible for me to setup my yahoo email account with outlook
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
V
Vince Averello
Check out the info here:
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/classic/manage/manage-69.html?terms=Outlook
You may be required to have a Yahoo Mail Plus account
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/classic/manage/manage-69.html?terms=Outlook
You may be required to have a Yahoo Mail Plus account
G
Gordon
d.liladrie said:is it possible for me to setup my yahoo email account with outlook
Only if you have paid for it...
D
d.liladrie
thanks
Vince Averello said:Check out the info here:
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/classic/manage/manage-69.html?terms=Outlook
You may be required to have a Yahoo Mail Plus account
D
d.liladrie
thanks
Gordon said:Only if you have paid for it...
--
Asking a question?
Please tell us the version of the application you are asking about,
your OS, Service Pack level
and the FULL contents of any error message(s)
J
Jennifer A. Ray
Yes, but you must have Yahoo's paid service to do so. They do not offer
free POP accounts, which is what is required to set it up in Outlook.
I've been using their paid service for years, and it is a very reasonable
fee, something less that $40 per year, I think.
Alternatively, GMail offers POP support for free with their service and it
also works well.
If you have the Mail Plus service from Yahoo, you can find out what the
correct settings for your account are by logging into Yahoo webmail, click
the Options link in the upper right corner of the Yahoo Mail window, then
select Mail Options. In that window, select the option on the left for POP
& Forwarding, then click the link for Set Up POP and Forwarding. In that
screen, you will find a link titled "POP Settings" that will give you what
you need for your account to be set up in Outlook. Different accounts may
be on different mail servers, so it is best to look your settings up rather
than use the settings from another Yahoo customer.
free POP accounts, which is what is required to set it up in Outlook.
I've been using their paid service for years, and it is a very reasonable
fee, something less that $40 per year, I think.
Alternatively, GMail offers POP support for free with their service and it
also works well.
If you have the Mail Plus service from Yahoo, you can find out what the
correct settings for your account are by logging into Yahoo webmail, click
the Options link in the upper right corner of the Yahoo Mail window, then
select Mail Options. In that window, select the option on the left for POP
& Forwarding, then click the link for Set Up POP and Forwarding. In that
screen, you will find a link titled "POP Settings" that will give you what
you need for your account to be set up in Outlook. Different accounts may
be on different mail servers, so it is best to look your settings up rather
than use the settings from another Yahoo customer.