How to Receive Alerts from Yahoo! Astrology

Stay informed of the planetary influences on your life and how they affect your career and relationships by signing up for free alerts from Yahoo! Astrology. By signing up, you can personalize your alerts and have your daily horoscope arrive in your inbox.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Computer with Internet access

Create a Yahoo User Account to Receive Alerts

1. Go to the Yahoo! home page (see the Resources section below).

2. Locate the 'Sign Up' link and click on it to open the Yahoo! Registration page.

3. Complete all sections of the registration page. When finished, click the 'I Agree' button to indicate that you have read and accept the Terms of Service.

4. Write down or memorize your user name and password. You will need this information to log in to your Yahoo! account.

Sign up to Receive Alerts From Yahoo Astrology

5. Log in to your Yahoo! account by clicking on 'Sign In' from the home page.

6. Click on 'Horoscopes' to access Yahoo! Astrology.

7. Look for the 'Sign Up' link under 'Personalize Yahoo Astrology' and click on it.

8. Enter your name, date of birth and gender and specify how you would like the subject line of your email alerts to appear.

9. Receive daily horoscopes of others (such as friends, relatives or pets), if you wish, by supplying their name and date of birth as well.

10. Click 'Finish' to complete your signup.

Tips & Warnings

• You can receive daily horoscope alerts from Yahoo! Astrology free of charge. However, you must have a Yahoo! account to take advantage of this service.
• If you experience problems logging into your account or if you forget your user name or password, visit the help section.
• In addition to receiving astrology alerts by email, check out the other services available, such as compatibility reports and extended forecasts.
• Keep your personal information secure. Yahoo staff will never ask you for your password, so be suspicious of any email that does--it may be an attempt at 'phishing' (password theft).