My wife has a small business email account from her company that was associated with her free personal email account. So both accounts share the same password. She wants to disassociate them so each could have its own password. How could this be done? I look around on the email options and could not find a place that shows the other account. However, at the top of the email front page, she could see both accounts and could switch over back and force.
Any help would be appreciated.|||You should NEVER use the same password for more than one account - ever. If the accounts are associated, then the only way to separate them, is to open a new account with no mention of the other account at all. Then, you can delete the old one, or just ignore it and allow Yahoo to close it due to inactivity. Unless, of course the company opened these accounts that way, then you should not touch them at all. If that is the case, you can still open your very own personal Yahoo account totally separate from the business accounts.
Or, leave it as it is, and CHANGE the password.
To change your Yahoo password:
In upper right corner of screen, look for, then click on "Options:"
Options / mail options
Click on 'account information' in the list left of screen
Enter your password
Click on 'Change your password,' under Sign-in and security
type your old password, then your new password
type in your new password again to confirm, then click on 'Save'
or click on: https://edit.yahoo.com/config/change_pw?
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