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Why is Yahoo mail giving error 999 sign and not connecting to my e-mail?
I have used the cleaner.
I have checked and reset the router
I have shut down server and restarted it
Is it just too much traffic to our local broadband?
Or is Yahoo Mail at fault?
1 Answer
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
It seems that this is happening to a few people. I emailed their tech team and this was the response:
Hello,
Thank you for contacting Yahoo! Customer Care.
We're sorry you've had difficulty accessing Yahoo!. The error you
received is typically caused by unusual activity from either your
computer or your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to Yahoo!. While this
type of problem is usually temporary, if you continue to experience this
error, we recommend that you try the following suggestions:
1. Contact your ISP and let them know you are experiencing connectivity
problems with Yahoo!. You may have difficulty accessing Yahoo! if we
detect unusual network traffic coming from your ISP. Only your ISP will
be able to address and resolve this abnormal activity.
2. Check that you are not using any third party software program or
application to access Yahoo! services. Please keep in mind that these
types of programs are not supported by Yahoo! and may violate our Terms
of Service, and therefore may contribute to your receiving this error.
3. If you have not scanned your computer for spyware and viruses, please
do so now. Some spyware programs and computer viruses will run separate
programs on your computer for a variety of purposes, sometimes slowing
your computer down in the process, and even preventing you from
accessing certain Internet sites such as Yahoo!.
So it appears to be Yahoo itself.