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Yahoo sign-in seal issue

  • 08-02-2011 1:43pm
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 813 ✭✭✭


    Hi. Recently Yahoo requested I create a sign-in seal for my email account, which I proceeded to do. Now when I log in, username and password are accepted 1st time, and as before the page jumps back to the main Yahoo page. When I click on Mail, I'm asked again for my password, even if the sign-in seal I created is displayed in the corner, then asked again (and again). Have chosen the "I cannot access my account" option, answered the security question, and sometimes eventually get into the account properly, but each day I am back to the start again, with Yahoo requesting I create a sign-in seal, before repeatedly asking me to enter the password.

    I'm sure Yahoo are seeing this pc as a different machine each day, as I turn the router off with the pc when not in use. Also, I have Firefox set to clear cookies etc on exit.

    Any idea how to get a sign-in seal on this computer, and stay on this computer..? :confused: Thanks in advance.


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