getting my yahoo id back

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May 27, 2004 at 7:31 pm #3591

curtisg43228
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someone has cracked my yahoo id,and I was owndering how I can get it back.i put in all my information at the forgot paddword page and it doesnt work.from what im being told the person that has my id must have changed the zip code on it.can I contact yahoo and give them all my information except the correct zip code and they will still give me back my id?or is there another way to get my id back.

May 27, 2004 at 10:38 pm #44592

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Yeah you can try to call up yahoo and get it…I think thay will want to know all of the info you used when you 1st made your name..Good luck
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