Could you please make it possible to forward unopened emails so that we can send spam evidence to the companies spammers are purporting to be. These companies request evidence by forwarding the spam to them, preferably without opening the email first, they ask, which isn't possible with Yahoo. I have been receiving spam daily from fake PayPal and fake Amazon after £210 was fraudulently spent on my Amazon account. We should also be able to see the sender's email address without opening the email too, to check if it is really from these companies. This has all been traumatic, and at Amazon's advice, I have now got an additional different email provider for online shopping and and am keeping my Yahoo email service for personal emails only.

Hi guys,

I have a quite serious concern that definitely needs dealing with by your maintainance developers.

(In yahoo mail, pro version, in Chrome browser, on Android phone Samsung Galazy P9+)

When highlighting and copying the text of an email, and then pasting that elsewhere, THE CONTENT AND HEADERS OF A NUMBER OF OTHER RECENT EMAILS IS ALSO COPIED AND PASTED.

I am sure that you can see, this is not only a major annoyance and sn embarrassment to Yahoo, but potentially a serious security breach.

Indeed, worse, the additional material DID NOT APPEAR UNTIL AFTER THE PASTED MATERIAL HAD BEEN SENT.

So when I pasted my highlighted text into the body of a new yahoo email, there was a blank gap that I could not erase.

It was only when I checked the email I had sent to a national newspaper, that to my horror a load of sensitive private information, about 6 emails and my private phone numbers etc etc had gone with it.

Please acknowlege.

And please let me know when this has been rectified

Thank you

I joined in 1998 when I left the Royal Navy, and went my merry way through life using yahoo mail and still do so today. I could tell the whole story of the advancements in IS tech from Basic to Python 3. I remember the time I first selected the email address, how happy I was. I used a ibm Aptiva 2, nice machine in the day on windows 98. If I remember right Python was around then as Red Hat, Any way. As a loyal user I was thinking are you doing anything to reward account holders say on the 25th year? Come on reward the old Skool!!