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A while back I got the domain name www.guardianlegends.com with yahoo. I bought and setup the domain to be forwarded to some webspace my ISP gives me and then I loged out.

I recently wanted to changed it from being forwarded to my webspace to a server I had setup localy.
I find out I cannot login, I knew I did not have any email from yahoo when I made the account so I knew something was up. I tried doing a password recovery but it told me my account has been diactivated
I was really wondering why I did not get a single email from yahoo, I did a Whois lookup on my domain and the email address is blair.thiessen@gmai.com insted of blair.thiessen@gmail.com

I go and try and sign up again to see why I might of miss typed my email and it only asks for your email once no confirmation . I always type my email right and the confirimation usualy just bugs me if anything but everyone has it.

Now I have no idea how to get into my setup for the domain because my account is diactivated because of my never confirming it because I had a typo on my email. I have looked all over their site for a phone # to contact to get this fixed and cannot find one only ones about sales . All the Q and A on the website tells me retarted info like "passwords are case sensitive please rember that when entering your password". That's not exactly what it said but useless help info for me. I have e-mailed them and I get the Q and A copied and pasted into an email .

Please help me out if you have any ideas to get my account back or even get yahoo to remove my domain so I can register it with someone else. A good phone # to conatact yahoo would be great. Thank you!

They did the same with me, I have with them more than 15 domains all I lost it, They said they will not give me my domains or my money.
I called them and every one give me case number. but no way to get my domains back
Today I got mail from them :-
Dear Sir/Madam,

Thank you for contacting Yahoo! Customer Care.

Your Yahoo! account was disabled pursuant to the Yahoo! Domains Terms of
Service (TOS). You agreed to abide by the TOS when you created your
Yahoo! Domains account. The TOS can be found for your review at:

http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/tos/tos.php

and provides in relevant part: "Notwithstanding anything to the contrary
herein, Yahoo may also, but has no duty to, immediately suspend or
terminate Your Service, terminate Your access and password, remove Your
Service from Yahoo servers, or remove any Content within the Service, if
Yahoo concludes, in its sole discretion, that You (a) have breached,
violated or acted inconsistently with the letter or spirit of these
Terms, including any applicable Yahoo Policy or any applicable law or
regulation; (b) have provided false information as part of your Account
Information, © have failed to keep your Account Information complete,
true and accurate, (d) fail to respond to any email communication sent
to the email address listed in your Account Information, (e) are engaged
in fraudulent or illegal activities or the sale of illegal or harmful
goods or services; or (f) are engaged in activities or sales that may
damage the rights or reputation of Yahoo or others (each Termination
for Cause) ."

We take the operation of Yahoo! and the TOS very seriously. We continue
to support Users who abide by the TOS.

You are welcome to establish a new account with Yahoo! and Yahoo!
Domains at any time, provided that your use complies with our Terms of
Service. If you are concerned that your intended use of our service may
be a violation of the TOS, we encourage you to review the TOS and to
take care to proceed accordingly.

We also encourage you to review our TOS:

http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/tos/tos.php

Thank you again for contacting Yahoo! Customer Care.

Regards,
Yahoo! Customer Care
http://www.yahoo.com/

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If you want to contact them
18668498258 ............ they told me we dont know why you better call 18668008092 and then they told me that I cant have my domains back again and after three month it will be avalible to buy it again.