I still can't get into my Yahoo acount, but I'm hopeful of a quick solution now that I have, finally, after a month of correspondance, recieved an email from someone with a name, Carlo. Carlo, my savior. Or so I hope.

So far, all I have is the letter, which you can read by clicking the MORE link. I don't know if this guy is going to be able to help me. I can only pray that he has a fucking heart.

Meanwhile, on another front, I've got a friend of a friend who knows a guy who works in Yahoo Engineering who says that he can reset my password. He was very confident when I wrote yesterday morning, but I haven't anything from his or my friend or his friend since then.

I'm the meantime, I'm losing my patience and want to go to Santa Clara and knock some sense into those heartless bastards at Yahoo.

Hello Andrew,

Thank you for writing to Yahoo! Mail.

Account privacy and security is extremely important at Yahoo!. Based
on
the information you have supplied and similar reports, it appears you
may have received a fraudulent email stating that it was from Yahoo!.
Yahoo! is in no way associated with such an email message. No Yahoo!
employee will ask you for your password in an unsolicited phone call or
email message. If you are ever asked for your password in an
unsolicited
manner *do not* share your password.

If you have replied to an email asking for your password and have found
that you cannot log into your Yahoo! account, you will need to verify
your account with us so that your password may be reset. In order to
verify your account, we will need you to provide the following
information that you supplied at registration:

* ZIP/Postal code

(Note: If you have moved since creating this account, please provide
your current as well as old Zip codes.)

Thank you again for contacting Yahoo! Customer Care.

Regards,

Carlo

Yahoo! Customer Care - Mail Investigations
http://abuse.yahoo.com