My Yahoo Account Was Hacked Into And Consequently Locked I Have Been Trying To S

Cant access my account. It was hacked and locked last week. Efforts to ask for password reset have been fruitless as i cant access my alternate email and cant answer the secret questions used when registering the account. What should I do?

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How can I update the information I gave when I registered? | Yahoo! Mail Classic Help
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... you with your account. protects accounts from unauthorized access is by asking you to guess what your birthday and zip code are who you say you request a new password, need technical support, or have questions about your billing, Yahoo! will usually ask you for them to verify your account information, such as your Secret Question and Answer. ID, email address, birth date...
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