trying to login into my sbcglobal.net account

Sorry but this does not work.  It re-directs you to the att/yahoo page which in turn directs you to att.com to change your password.  No matter how many times you change your password you can never get out of the loop.

Update Nov 19 2018:  My email worked perfectly for one and a half days. 2 days ago it would not accept my login but I refused to change my password because I know it is correct. Sure enough, on Saturday morning  the password was accepted! Worked fine until Sunday afternoon.

Today a new variation of the problem is occurring:  I get a timeout on my primary account on both incoming and outgoing servers... but my secondary account (with identical password) works fine on the same servers! Explain that one ATT! 

And once again my webmail works fine. It even signs me in automatically!

I think someone is playing with us SBCGLOBAL users to drive us to abandon local email programs (Outlook for me) and use the Webmail page!  

HA!  I posted the above at the time shown (which is 9:44 Pacific time). Fourteen minutes later my email suddenly started working!!

Coincidence? 

I've tried that and it says my security answers do not match my email id.

Hi,

I'm not able to log into my sbcglobal.net account. It has been a few months since I logged in but it is saying that my password is incorrect. I have the password written down so I know it is correct. When I attempted to reset it only offered me the option to answer security questions that I set 15 years ago. Help! Did I lose my account? How can i get back in?

Thank you

@megsmurph    It is possible someone attempted to get into your account and ATT/Yahoo shut access off due to too many bad login attempts.  I recently looked at my spam folder and among the junk I found a scam attempt email in which the scammer told me my password!  However this was an old password that I had used years ago. He also told me how it was obtained through a router fault. I have not used that router in about 4 years. So I am guessing he bought my password on the dark web and it has been for sale for several years. This was a bit scary.  Now back to your problem:

I was able to change my password despite failing my security questions (no idea why, there could only be one answer for me). Look at the choices carefully when it asks you how to verify your account ownership. Do NOT choose "security questions". There was another option, something like "Recieve a phone call."

I was able to get a temporary password by phone and then update my password.