How ı combine my two different account in one account?
Now, I have two different yahoo mail accounts. I don't want to use two different mail accounts and I want to combine together in one of my existing account. How ı combine them and Can you tell me this steps?
Accounts & Passwords - 4 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Sorry you can't put 2 accounts together
Answer 2 :
don't think about that cause you can't...!
Answer 3 :
In yahoo mail beta One option is that 1) choose either of one of your yahoo mail account as primary and which uses often and login to other yahoo mail account, secondary which you uses less often and Go to Options on right top, select Pop & Forwarding, Select Forwarding, write down the other email address,primary one to which you want these emails to be forwarded whichever come to this account. So u can check all the emails in your primary yahoo mail account only. 2)Now login to your primary yahoo mail account and Go to Options, select Filters,Click Create filters,Go to To/CC header section and paste your secondary yahoo mail address and give filter name as your yahoo mail id without @ &.com and choose folder and same to ur filter name, so as to remove confusion. So all the secondary email id mails will be seen in a folder and not in inbox of your primary yahoo mail account.. so that it will remove clutter and mixing of mails of different accounts. 3)Now login into your primary yahoo mail account & Go to Options and select accounts and select create accounts and follow instructions & add your secondary email id..and confirm it...So that you can compose emails so that you will have option to select from which id you want to send email...... I hope so...it will take time but saves a lot of time latter so that you need login into your other yahoo mail account.... But do login into your secondary email account once in a month or so to check any mails which are in spam box..which might be useful
Answer 4 :
Assuming UK Yahoo Mail is no different from the US's, ck's answer was correct up until recently when they started requiring you to upgrade to the "Plus" version to access the POP & forwarding options. Just another reason why I switched to Live Mail...
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