We can be reached
via email at support@yottanews.com, but if you are a free user please
read the guide below before emailing. If you are having a problem
with your account check our System Status page for any current problems
or our FAQ for answers to common problems.
Abuse, including DMCA violations can be reported from our Usenet abuse
portal, http://www.usenetabuse.com
DMCA reports can also be mailed to:
DMCA Agent
11570 LWW
Osceola, IN 46561
YottaNews Free Account Help Guide
YottaNews free accounts are
provided as
a public service to the Internet community. Due to the shear volume
of people who are using this service we can not provide individual
technical support. We have provided this guide and have made
available the newsgroup yottanews.support. If your problem or
question is not addressed in this guide you can ask for help in the
community supported newsgroup, yottanews.support. Another user may
have had the same issue and may be able to help you. Sending
technical support questions for free accounts to support@yottanews.com
will not be answered.
Here are some basic question
and their
answers:
Q: How do I get an account?
A: You fill out the web
based form at
http://www.yottanews.com:8080/freeaccount.php
Q: What if I didn't receive
the email
message that contained my username and password?
A: Check your spam filter
settings and
ensure that email from support@yottanews.com
is accepted. Then return to the web page at
http://www.yottanews.com:8080/freeaccount.php
and fill out the form again. Our servers will
resent the
email message.
Q: What should I do if my
account quits
working?
A: You should return to the
web page
http://www.yottanews.com:8080/freeaccount.php
and fill out the form. Our servers will send you your account
details. Most of the time it's due to you exceeding your download
limit.
Q: The account doesn't work
all the
time, why?
A: Most of the time it's due
to you
exceeding your connection limits. Make sure you configure your news
client to a single connection.
Q: Why won't Outlook Express
work?
A: Outlook tries to open
more than one
connection at a time. We do not know of any fix for this. Outlook
is not a supported news client. Please have a look at Xnews or Pan.
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