My account is verified but still wont let me send money i sent email but they sent one back saying need to verify account and on my account page it says at the top ACCOUNT VERIFIED

When signing up for paypal, you have to provide them with an email address. This email address is where you can find a confirmation email.

nemogu da udem napoker pise mi ovo Zynga Poker previous sent you an email regarding possible unauthorized access to your Facebook and Zynga Poker account. This email was sent to a**[email protected]. We recommend changing your Facebook password immediately.

Please verify your account by carefully following the instructions in the email.

Message Code: CA3

How long will it take to verify your paypal account? That depends on you! When you opened the account, they sent an email to verify you have access to your email account. Did you open and click on the link inside that email to confirm it? This is the first step in verifying your identity on your paypal account. The next step would be to go and add a credit card number or a bank account on your paypal account. If you add a bank account, They will send a small credit to that account and ask you how much the two deposits were? You need to check your account and then tell paypal how much those deposits were to prove that you are really the owner of that account. The last thing to do would be to add a cell phone number. If you add a credit card account instead of a bank account you could be verified in less than an hour.

First, Log into friendster, the first page you will see is the verification page. click 'verify my friendster account' then the system would send an email to your address. go to your email address and click the link on the email from friendster that says 'verify my account'. Done!

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You can try this procedure to access your Facebook account and Texas HoldEm Poker account and play again.

1. Log in to your Facebook account.

2. Click this link: http://accounts.zynga.com/index.php?ce=1
Follow the instruction on this page... on the last step, press the Sync with Facebook button.

3. Now go to Texas HoldEm Poker application and access it. Clicked the Share Email button. A small window will appear, then click the Allow button to send Texas Poker message on your email account.

4. Go to your email account and check for the mail and view the message.

Try this and let me know if this works for you.

zynga doesnt send anything asking for verification through FB. Probably a hacker trying to get your details so that they can steal all of your chips.

Hope that helps

1. Click Options in the upper-right corner of the page and select Mail Options.
2. Under “Management”, click Mail Addresses.
3. Click Add.
4. In the box, enter an account name for your own reference (for example, Work or School) …and click Continue.
5. There would be two boxes: In the first one, put the name you’d like others to see when they get email from this address. In the second one, type the Email address you’d like send from – from within Yahoo! Mail! (You’ll be asked to verify this other address in an email we will send to you there.) Click Continue.
6. Do you want to be able to check email in this account from your Yahoo! account as well? (You can check your mail in clients like Outlook and Eudora, but currently you won’t be able to check mail in other webmail accounts with providers like Hotmail, Gmail or Yahoo. You can send from these other addresses from within Yahoo! Mail.)
1. If yes, (you want to check mail in your Outlook or Eudora or similar client), skip to step 9.
2. If no, you don't want to check mail in this account, you just want to be able to SEND from it from inside your Yahoo! account. Click Skip this Step at the bottom of the Add Account page and continue to step 7.
7. On the page that opens, check to make sure you’ve entered the correct email address. If you need to make any changes, click Edit Address. If it looks fine, click Send Verification to generate the email we send to you to make sure this is an actual account you use.
8. The “Verify Account” page opens. Here’s the easiest way to complete your setup and start sending mail from the new address:
1. Leave this "Verify Account" page open.
2. In a different browser window or application, sign into your other Mail account.
3. Look for an email from Yahoo! Member Services, and open it.
4. Copy the “confirmation code” in the last line of the email by either double-clicking it or clicking and dragging over it, then either clicking Copy from the Edit menu or pressing Ctrl + “c”. (Mac users press Command + “c”.)
5. Get back on the “Verify Account” page and Paste that confirmation code in the box beside “Confirmation Code:” …You can paste by clicking Paste in the Edit menu, or by pressing Ctrl + “v”. (Mac users press Command + “v”.)
6. At the bottom of the page, click Verify Account.
7. A sign-in page opens with your ID already filled in. Sign in with your password.
8. You’re done. See the new account in the list on your Mail Accounts page? Now you can easily send from it by opening a Compose page, clicking the down-arrow on the end of the “From:” box, and clicking the new account in the pull-down list of email addresses. People receiving the message will see it as being sent from that address.
9. OK, so you also want to be able to check email in this other account from your Yahoo! Mail account? No problem. On the page you’re looking at, enter that account’s mail server name (currently, only POP mail servers are supported). It will be something like pop.goestheweasel.com. To find out what it is, either search that application’s Help pages for “POP” or “server” (or both), or contact that email provider directly.
10. Next, type your user name for that account and the password. This is completely confidential! Nobody has access to this information, but Yahoo! Mail needs it to check the account. Note: Your user name is the text in your email address before the "@" symbol.
11. We thought a good way to identify mail from different accounts would be to give it a different color in your Yahoo! Inbox. So that’s what this last part is about: pick an indicator color to mark messages received from this account.
12. Click Setup Mail Server. You should now be looking at the “Verify Account” page. Go back to Step 7 to hopskotch your way through account verification. Once that’s done, you can do it all from Yahoo! Mail – check mail in that account and send mail from that account.

Note: Yahoo! Mail only retrieves messages from your external (POP) mail accounts when you request it. Do this by clicking the other account’s server name in the upper-left corner of the page under “Check Other Mail”.

Sent 'Start', receiving - "Sorry, your phone is not verified..."

If you receive a message that says 'Sorry, your phone is not verified. Please verify the phone before receiving Tweets" from us, it may be because your phone is in a 'half-verified state'. Now, what's that?

If you visit the 'Mobile' tab on Settings page of your account, you will see that the verification code is still displayed on the page, unlike what the Mobile page should actually display. We currently do not provide this method of adding the device. Click on the 'Delete and Start over' button found on the page to remove the phone from your account. Then send 'start' to the appropriate Twitter number and you will be able to add your phone. Please however, make sure that you check all the Twitter accounts that you own.

If you have yahoo mail forwarding see: How do I verify my email address?

If you are getting error 533 , then see How to verify email addresses

If you use Outlook or Outlook express see:Why am I receiving an error when I send mail from Outlook

If instead ID/Password is not accepted read the following.

1. Ensure that User ID and password are correct.
2. Check if you have caps on, the password is case sensitive.
3. Try using a different computer or a different browser (eg. downloadOpera Browser).
4. Use Yahoo Password Recovery
5. See also Yahoo! Password Helper
6. If nothing worked, open a new account or contact Yahoo!