Yes, resending from the actual Yahoo mail website or from another device such as a mobile phone...
Issues with receiving emails in code for Yahoo Mail
Hello,
My wife and I recently started seeing some emails in code. We both use Yahoo Mail. She has Window 10 and I have 11. Does anyone have a possible solution to fix this? These emails are from trusted sources and sometimes they are not in code. Any help appreciated!
Thank You!
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Anonymous
2022-10-28T10:58:13+00:00 -
Anonymous
2022-11-04T05:12:55+00:00 First time I have received email in code. I do not recognize the sender's address or the names I can make out as cc'd and in the text. I did not send the email, so I cannot resend. And I have no other devices such as a mobile phone, only a laptop computer. Is there a way to convert the code so it is readable in English? Thanks.
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Anonymous
2022-11-04T17:11:27+00:00 Hi Marie,
I and many others have this problem but you can read your email by going directly to the yahoo mail site instead of using Windows mail. That address is https://mail.yahoo.com/ Hope this helps!
Gerry
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Anonymous
2022-11-06T06:20:31+00:00 If you have your mail on your iphone as well, you can read those bad one there, so it must be something to do with the platform????? Anyway, since some of them are advertisements and PayPal notifications, you would think that the back-room boys would be motivated to fix it, I must just delete 20 or30 adverts a day because they are unreadable, and that means a lot of wasted money to them!!!!
Cheers, Alan
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Anonymous
2022-11-06T06:28:54+00:00 Whatv a good idea! I have been deleting 20 to 30 emails per day, even some from PayPal. Most are advertisements from sellers I have often used, so Microsoft is actually taking their advertising money under false pretences - maybe if the advertisersstarted shouting, Microsoft would listen, meanwhile I'm spending less, so that's one positive thing!