Forget yahoo pro, I would only pay that fee just to have forwarding or pop3, since your old yahoo address is valuable. Gmail has tons of neat features, plus I get the feeling that they won't be deleting your acc't so quickly. They were after all, the first email system that recommended people never delete any email as well as give away one gigabyte of storage.
If you don't want to pay just for a forward account, then use
FreePOPs, setup to automatically login and download your email to a desktop email (it acts as a local pop3 proxy), then set your desktop email program to forward all that mail to a gmail account.
You might want a separate machine dedicated for this.
Then in gmail you can see only the mail to that address using their powerful filtering to label it.
In your case, the filter would probably be
from:xxxxx@gmail.com and
contains the text: forwarded message
or
subject: fwd:
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Originally Posted by bj
You mean they keep credit card numbers ON FILE ON THE SERVER? Ack! Be afraid. Be very afraid!
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I would hope only a one-way hashed version is stored a la unix crypt(3), and then only the last four digits. That's the standard for the pci industry, I'm assuming?
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Originally Posted by SemAdvance
Went through the same thing trying to wrestle my main site domain from a terrible service known as Melbourne IT who like to give people from the USA a very hard way to go.
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melbourne it is actually the company that yahoo outsources their domain/dns hosting to. Just do a whois on any yahoo hosted domain, you'll see.
Did the wallet have money it in? It would be spooky if it did.