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In January 1994, Yang and Filo were electrical engineering graduate students at Stanford University, when they created a website named "Jerry and David's guide to the World Wide Web". The site was a directory of other websites, organized in a hierarchy, as opposed to a searchable index of pages. In March 1994, "Jerry and David's Guide to the World Wide Web" was renamed "Yahoo!".The human-edited Yahoo! Directory, provided for users to surf through the Internet, became their first product and the company's original purpose.The "yahoo.com" domain was created on January 18, 1995.

The word "yahoo" is a backronym for "Yet Another Hierarchically Organized Oracle" or "Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle".The term "hierarchical" described how the Yahoo database was arranged in layers of subcategories. The term "oracle" was intended to mean "source of truth and wisdom", and the term "officious", rather than being related to the word's normal meaning, described the many office workers who would use the Yahoo database while surfing from work. However, Filo and Yang insist they mainly selected the name because they liked the slang definition of a "yahoo" (used by college students in David Filo's native Louisiana in the late 1980s and early 1990s to refer to an unsophisticated, rural Southerner): "rude, unsophisticated, uncouth."This meaning derives from the Yahoorace of fictional beings from Gulliver's Travels

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Yahoo grew rapidly throughout the 1990s. Like many search engines and web directories, Yahoo added a web portal. By 1998, Yahoo was the most popular starting point for web users, and the human-edited Yahoo Directory the most popular search engine. It also made many high-profile acquisitions. Its stock price skyrocketed during the dot-com bubble, Yahoo stocks closing at an all-time high of $118.75 a share on January 3, 2000. However, after the dot-com bubble burst, it reached a post-bubble low of $8.11 on September 26, 2001.

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Please follow the steps below to resolve this issue:
* Check your email application's spam or junk folder or filter. Please be aware that some emails may be blocked by your ISP (Internet Service Provider).
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keep in mind that email addresses never begin with a "www" prefix.
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How To Get Around Facebook Mobile Verification Issues to Secure Your Fan Page Vanity URL

If you are one of the over 200 million people with a Facebook account, there’s no doubt that you’ve heard all of the hype over Facebook usernames and vanity URL’s.

These initially became available for both personal profiles and fan pages at 12:01am EST on June 13, 2009. I for one was among those who stayed up late on a Saturday night to get a vanity URL for my own personal profile.

Like many others, however, my fan page was fairly new, and did not meet the initial requirement of having 1,000 fans in order to get a fan page username. That would come later…
The Second Wave = Mass Confusion?

This past weekend, on June 29th, Facebook opened up the second wave of fan page username registration. However, it didn’t come without a bit of controversy and confusion…

First, there was no time listed, just a date. I’m sure I’m not the only one who assumed the second wave would start at 12:01am, just like the initial landrush. Well, you know what happens when you assume something, right? 😉 It turns out, the second wave wouldn’t start until 11:59pm that night.

Reports also started floating around in regards to the fan page requirements. Initially, fan pages needed a minimum of 25 fans in order to be eligible for a username. No biggie – I had about 120 at this point, so I was not concerned.

Late Sunday afternoon, however, Facebook changed their tune… the minimum requirement was raised to 100 fans. I’m sure this made for a LOT of unhappy campers – although I realize it is all in the name of preventing cyber squatting.

In addition to this, the Facebook help pages made mention of possibly verifying your account with a mobile phone.
Users will be required to have a verified Facebook account, which may require mobile phone authentication. This decision was made to prevent people from creating new accounts just to take advantage of reserving a username.
Not As Easy As It Sounds
I thought I took care of that earlier in the day by activating Facebook mobile through the Account | Mobile link. It was as simple as sending a text message with the letter “f” to FBOOK, receiving a confirmation code, and entering it into the account settings. I tested this and all was well. Ready to get my username!

Think again! 11:59pm rolled around – I went to the username page, entered my cell phone number to be faced with this:
Sorry, that phone was recently used to verify another Facebook user and is not currently eligible for mobile verification.

WHAT?!?!?! You can imagine my distress! What do they mean my cell phone was used to verify another Facebook user? Yes the number was used – but it was used to verify MY account – an account that I’ve had for well over a year, so why is there question of my identity now?

I tried repeatedly to enter my cell phone number… I even tried in vain to use my Skype and Gizmo numbers in order to get a new confirmation code sent. Heck, I even tried my main phone number forwarded to my cell phone, LOL. Apparently Skype and Gizmo can only send SMS messages – not receive them.
Facebook Bugs and Known Problems

This is apparently either a “Bug” or “Known Problem” – see the screenshot below…

Crazy Hair-Brained Scheme #1

At this point I was desperate to secure my username and was willing to try just about anything to get it. So crazy idea #1 hit – if they won’t verify my real cell phone number, I’ll run to the store in the morning, get a cheapie $19 prepaid phone, activate it, then verify my facebook account with the new number.
Cake, right? NOPE!
Apparently Facebook has a limit – you can only request 5 confirmation codes before it cuts you off. It would have been nice if they notified you of this somewhere on the page, so I wouldn’t have wasted codes on numbers that likely weren’t going to work!

So $19 later, I’m faced with this:
Sorry, we have already tried texting 5 codes and they all seem to have failed. Please click here to get help.
Absolutely nothing that I tried at this point worked, and the help files didn’t do much other than tell you to “click here” again to fill out various support forms and bug reports. And trust me, I filled out as many forms as I could!

To make things worse, in searching for help on the issue, I came across many posts on the Facebook forums with complaints of people waiting months without any response from Facebook support.

NOT the reassurance I was hoping for!
Crazy Hair-Brained Scheme #1 = Success! (sort-of)

While this tactic didn’t work for me, because I had already hit the 5 code limit, I am happy to report that it does work for other people!
A good friend of mine experienced the exact same problem that I did – but lucky for her, she hadn’t reached the 5 code limit on the account she was trying to verify.
She unfortunately had to spend $35 on her cheapie pre-paid phone and plan, but it worked! She was successfully able to secure her Facebook fan page username!
Crazy Hair-Brained Scheme #2

My friend was now set, but it seemed that I was completely out of luck. Then it hit me… I remembered that you could add other people as administrators for your fan page.

I had recently setup a Facebook account for my husband – of course, he’s not a techie like me and could care less about the whole vanity URL thing. And as the universe works, since the usernames were not a big deal for him, he was able to verify his account and secure his username without ANY issues whatsoever!

Well, it’s my husband… his account is verified… I trust him completely… so…
What if I named my husband as an admin, and let him pick the fan page username?

Not the perfect situation, but it would certainly secure the name that I so desperately wanted to have.
So, I logged into my account, assigned him as an admin… logged in as him (with his permission, of course)… proceeded to the username page… held my breath and…
Crazy Hair-Brained Scheme #2 = Success!

Yes, this is a crazy work-around – something only a crazy obsessive compulsive personality could come up with, LOL. And of course you would only want to do this with someone that you completely trust your fan page account with.

But it worked! I was able to register my fan page username while logged into his verified account.

I was also a bit worried what would happen if I removed him as an admin, but I’ve since done so, and the username remains in tact.

Phew!
Few And Far Between?

While it seemed that everyone and their mother were posting their shiny new fan page vanity URL’s, it felt as though I was the only one having problems.
I did see a few tweets of people not being able to verify their account, but I don’t think they went to the lengths that my friend and I did to secure our pages. But, if it happened to at least the two of us – and the mobile number error I received was a “known problem” then I’m sure we were not the only ones.
So, yes, it’s a crazy work-around, but if you run into issues verifying your account and are willing to do whatever it takes to get a username for your fan page – one of these solutions might be right for you!
Smooth Sailing or a Nightmare?

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So… did you secure your fan page username? Was it smooth sailing for you, or was it a similar nightmare? I’d love to hear your story, especially if it was a not so fun one like mine!
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I am not 100% sure what I’ll be using it for, but at the very least, I’ll be streaming blog posts, as well as providing helpful links that I find for designers, developers, freelancers and business owners – with tips on productivity, time management, work-life balance – you name it!

Basically a place to share the type of things I can’t really make a full blog post out of, but are more than worthy of sharing!

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How to Log Into Facebook If You Have Lost Access to Code Generator
Facebook offers many layers of security and if you value your account, you should apply all of them. You can use a secure password, add your mobile phone number/s for a potential recovery, set up trusted contacts, login alerts, login approvals, and code generator.Has Your Facebook Been Hacked? Here's How to Tell (and Fix It) Has Your Facebook Been Hacked? Here's How to Tell (and Fix It) There are quite a few things that you can do to prevent an attack on your Facebook account, and a few things you can do to fix things if it does get hacked. Try this.

This system can break down when you get logged out of Facebook and lose access to your recovery options. For example, what if you can’t log into Facebook on your new computer because you don’t have access to the Code Generator on your phone?

You can turn to several tools to recover your Facebook account. In this article we will focus on Login Approvals and your options when you’ve lost your phone.How to Recover Your Facebook Account When You Can No Longer Log In How to Recover Your Facebook Account When You Can No Longer Log In Did you forget your password and can no longer log in? Or was your account hacked? Here's how you can recover your Facebook account.
What Are Login Approvals?

Login Approvals are Facebook’s version of two-factor authentication. Normally, you only need your password and your username or email address to log into your Facebook account. Now, let’s say someone knows your email address, then all they need is to crack your passwordand that’s easier than you may think.Test Your Password Strength with the Same Tool Hackers Use Test Your Password Strength with the Same Tool Hackers Use Is your password secure? Tools that assess your password strength have poor accuracy, meaning that the only way to really test your passwords is to try to break them. Let's look at how.

Once you enable Login Approvals, you’re adding an extra layer of security. Whenever you try to log into Facebook from a new location or device, Facebook will ask you for a security code to complete the login. A security code can be obtained in three different ways:
From a text message to your mobile number.
From Code Generator in the Facebook mobile app, which automatically generates a fresh code every 30 seconds.
From a downloaded set of backup codes.

So even if someone manages to crack your password, they won’t be able to log in without a security code.
Note that up to two of the methods above depend on your phone. If you do proceed with enabling Login Approvals, make sure you have a backup plan for the case that you lose your phone. More on that below.
How to Set Up Login Approvals and Code Generator

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To enable Login Approvals, open Facebook in your browser, click the arrowhead in the top right to expand the navigation menu, and go to Settings > Security > Login Approvals. Here, check Require a security code to access my account from unknown browsers, make sure your mobile number is up to date, and click Save Changes.

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Facebook offers many layers of security and if you value your account, you should apply all of them. You can use a secure password, add your mobile phone number/s for a potential recovery, set up trusted contacts, login alerts, login approvals, and code generator.Has Your Facebook Been Hacked? Here's How to Tell (and Fix It) Has Your Facebook Been Hacked? Here's How to Tell (and Fix It) There are quite a few things that you can do to prevent an attack on your Facebook account, and a few things you can do to fix things if it does get hacked. Try this. Read More

This system can break down when you get logged out of Facebook and lose access to your recovery options. For example, what if you can’t log into Facebook on your new computer because you don’t have access to the Code Generator on your phone?

You can turn to several tools to recover your Facebook account. In this article we will focus on Login Approvals and your options when you’ve lost your phone.How to Recover Your Facebook Account When You Can No Longer Log In How to Recover Your Facebook Account When You Can No Longer Log In Did you forget your password and can no longer log in? Or was your account hacked? Here's how you can recover your Facebook account. Read More
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Login Approvals are Facebook’s version of two-factor authentication. Normally, you only need your password and your username or email address to log into your Facebook account. Now, let’s say someone knows your email address, then all they need is to crack your passwordand that’s easier than you may think.Test Your Password Strength with the Same Tool Hackers Use Test Your Password Strength with the Same Tool Hackers Use Is your password secure? Tools that assess your password strength have poor accuracy, meaning that the only way to really test your passwords is to try to break them. Let's look at how. Read More

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Once you enable Login Approvals, you’re adding an extra layer of security. Whenever you try to log into Facebook from a new location or device, Facebook will ask you for a security code to complete the login. A security code can be obtained in three different ways:
From a text message to your mobile number.
From Code Generator in the Facebook mobile app, which automatically generates a fresh code every 30 seconds.
From a downloaded set of backup codes.
So even if someone manages to crack your password, they won’t be able to log in without a security code.

Note that up to two of the methods above depend on your phone. If you do proceed with enabling Login Approvals, make sure you have a backup plan for the case that you lose your phone. More on that below.
How to Set Up Login Approvals and Code Generator
To enable Login Approvals, open Facebook in your browser, click the arrowhead in the top right to expand the navigation menu, and go to Settings > Security > Login Approvals. Here, check Require a security code to access my account from unknown browsers, make sure your mobile number is up to date, and click Save Changes.

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William Kingston, more than 4 years in business, using power of social media, gained experience ·
Originally Answered: How do I verify my Facebook account if it is sending the code to my old phone number?

You can contact Facebook support as link below and confirm account using identifier (government issued id); they will check profile against your official identifier and can verify your account.
Confirm Your Identity with an ID
After your account is verified and you log in, you can update phone number setting>mobile tab on left menu (Log into Facebook | Facebook)

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Priya Mehra, former Senior Technial Analyst at Google (2016-2018)
If you have already a Phone number and set 2-step verification step, then every time you will code on that number. You have to update your number from settings.

If you dont want to use your number , then there are two ways to verify your facebook account with Virtual Phone Number
You may refer here: Bypass Facebook Phone Number Verification Security Checkpoint [2 ways]
You can use ‘TextNow’ or SMSPVA, this will provide you numbers, just go here and get the Virtual phone number and try it and get the code & verify your account.

Rohit Bhuta, Been using facebook for a few years. ·
Originally Answered: How do I verify my Facebook account if it is sending the code to my old phone number?
Hi, and thanks for your question.
There are some options available for you. You can report the issue with verifying your account here: Report an Issue with Verifying Your Account. I strongly suggest that you report the issue with verifying your account first, as facebook doesn't want to see duplicate accounts in it's database. Another helpful link could include this one. Confirmation Code SMS (Text Message) Issues

Other than that you should be good to go. If your still having troubles, let us know and we will do our best to help you.
Love and respect,

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Facebook uses a security measure called Login Approvals that sends a verification code to your mobile phone each time you use a different computer or device to access your Facebook account. If you want to enable this security feature for your Facebook account, you must configure the Facebook security settings.

1. Click the “Account” tab from your Facebook homepage and select “Account Settings.”

2. Click the “Security” option on the left side of your Facebook account.

3. Click “Edit” next to “Login Approvals.”

4. Check the box next to “Require me to enter a security code.”

5. Click “Next” on the “Turn on Login Approvals” pop-up box.

6. Use the drop-down menu next to “Country Code” to select your country code.

7. Enter your mobile phone number into the “Phone Number” field.

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8. Click “Continue.” Facebook will now send a security code to your mobile phone. Enter it into the vacant field and click “Next” to verify your mobile phone number. You will now receive a verification code to your mobile phone each time you use another computer or device to log in to your Facebook account.

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Thank you

Please follow the steps below to resolve this issue:
* Check your email application's spam or junk folder or filter. Please be aware that some emails may be blocked by your ISP (Internet Service Provider).

* Check that you're trying to log in from the exact email address you registered with. A common error is registering with an incorrect email domain (e.g., @comcast.com is not the same as @comcast.net).
keep in mind that email addresses never begin with a "www" prefix.

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If you did not receive your confirmation, fill the form below:
http://www.facebook.com/help/contact.php?show_form=email_confirmation

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Priya Mehra, former Senior Technial Analyst at Google (2016-2018)
Answered Mar 21, 2018

If you have already a Phone number and set 2-step verification step, then every time you will code on that number. You have to update your number from settings.

If you dont want to use your number , then there are two ways to verify your facebook account with Virtual Phone Number

You may refer here: Bypass Facebook Phone Number Verification Security Checkpoint [2 ways]

You can use ‘TextNow’ or SMSPVA, this will provide you numbers, just go here and get the Virtual phone number and try it and get the code & verify your account.

Thanks !!!

Corey Blaser, Been using the internet since before most millennials were even born.
Answered Dec 31, 2015
Originally Answered: How do I verify my Facebook account if it is sending the code to my old phone number?

Since you know your old phone number, try calling the new owner and let them know that you had used it to verify certain accounts online and then ask then nicely if they wouldn't mind forwarding you the text message with the code. *Send it while they are on the phone with you.

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They may or may not be cool with it, but it might be the easiest way. And don't forget to go in and change your phone number when you get access again. You don't want to have to make an awkward phone call twice.
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