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DaveO
join:2001-09-05
Easley, SC
| Re: ATT Yahoo NormanS what's the quickest way for an ATT Yahoo HSI customer to reach the web-based e-mail? I was having her go to my.att.net and click on the Mail link there like I do, but she was having to log in there and then get another Yahoo page and have to log in again. | |
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joako
Premium
join:2000-09-07
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 ·AT&T U-Verse
1 edit | Re: ATT Yahoo said by DaveO  :NormanS what's the quickest way for an ATT Yahoo HSI customer to reach the web-based e-mail? I was having her go to my.att.net and click on the Mail link there like I do, but she was having to log in there and then get another Yahoo page and have to log in again. I can login with my non-Yahoo ( I think) att.net account at »my.att.net but I can not login at »www.att.net (both pages look almost identical).
So I think at »www.att.net an ATT Yahoo HSI customer can login...
/edit... yes it has to be because www.att.net redirects to »att.my.yahoo.com/ and has a Yahoo! logo at the top.
How confusing....
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| | NormanS
Premium,MVM
join:2001-02-14
San Jose, CA
 ·Pacific Bell - SBC
| Re: ATT Yahoo said by joako :So I think at » www.att.net an ATT Yahoo HSI customer can login... »my.att.net/
Does not redirect me to the Yahoo! pages, and my 'pacbell.net' login fails. Had I not migrated in 2002, that would work for me.
»att.my.yahoo.com/
Works for me. Should not work for people with any legacy domain ('@pacbell.net', '@bellsouth.net', etc.) who did not sign up for service with the AT&T-Yahoo! partnership.
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joako
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join:2000-09-07
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·AT&T U-Verse
| Re: ATT Yahoo said by NormanS :said by joako :So I think at » www.att.net an ATT Yahoo HSI customer can login... » my.att.net/Does not redirect me to the Yahoo! pages, and my 'pacbell.net' login fails. Had I not migrated in 2002, that would work for me. » att.my.yahoo.com/Works for me. Should not work for people with any legacy domain ('@pacbell.net', '@bellsouth.net', etc.) who did not sign up for service with the AT&T-Yahoo! partnership. Right... but »www.att.net does redirect to AT&T Yahoo!
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| NormanS
Premium,MVM
join:2001-02-14
San Jose, CA
·Pacific Bell - SBC
| said by DaveO :NormanS what's the quickest way for an ATT Yahoo HSI customer to reach the web-based e-mail? I use:
»mail.yahoo.com/
It is the same page as regular Yahoo! Mail users use, but bypasses the portal page (Portal? Portal! I don' need no stinkin' portal!!!) When she(?) types in her user name, she should use her full '@att.net' email address. Yahoo! will know, from the '@att.net' part (they know from my '@pacbell.net' part) to present the proper page.
I was having her go to my.att.net and click on the Mail link there like I do, but she was having to log in there and then get another Yahoo page and have to log in again.
The link you are using only works for non-migrated users (such as former SBC customers who never drank the Yahoo! Kool-Aid, as I did; probably you old-line Bellsouth users, as well). I don't even get redirected to the proper page, and my 'pacbell.net' ID fails on the pages you are using.
If she doesn't mind the 'at&t Yahoo! HSI' portal page, there is:
»att.my.yahoo.com/
That portal page has a similar layout, including the "Mail" link, as the non-Yahoo! AT&T portal page.
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