Need to change questions and answers in order to access my earnings

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   TessSchlesingerposted 3 years ago

   There appears to be no place where I can change the answers to some questions or change the security questions I am asked in order to access my earnings.
   
   I am fully aware of the current answers to the questions, but they are now wrong because things have changed.
   
   How do I change them. Whereas one can change one's password, there appears to be no way that I can have a look at the security questions and see if there are better questions that I can answer. Alternatively I have to change the current answers.

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   lobobrandonposted 3 years ago

   The only way to overwrite security questions is to contact the team.
   
   This is not something that is really allowed (or a feature) of any internet entity as far as I've seen. Whether the answers are accurate or not, all you need to know is the answer to the question. It's not trivia where the answer has to be right.

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      TessSchlesingerposted 3 years agoin reply to this

      It's not that. It's if I die, my daughter doesn't know the answer to the questions, and the answers are now wrong.
      
      Also, there is a presumption that those type of questions apply to everybody. They actually don't. So I had to make up things because I have never even remotely lived an ordinary life.

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         lobobrandonposted 3 years agoin reply to this

         I made up stuff too. I have an imaginary first pet for instance. If the team does not help you change it, it's best to set up a system where an email is sent out to her (with the passwords and answers) if you do not stop it from sending once every month or however long you want to wait.

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            TessSchlesingerposted 3 years agoin reply to this

            okay.

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   GeorgeXuposted 3 years ago

   @lobobrandon: Actually, Yahoo! alllowed questions and answers to be changed. That is, before the feature was discontinued in preference for the two-step verification.

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      lobobrandonposted 3 years agoin reply to this

      Interesting.

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   Ben716posted 3 years ago

   I had forgotten the answers to the security questions when I wanted to look at balance history.
   I contacted the team. At the end of it, I can't remember what their reply was and what I was directed to do, I gave up. The thing was that I had to remember the answers.

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