Your ads are annoying, I suggest stopping all ads period.
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Spencer Simon
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Your header says "7 new movies to watch at home" but actually you only mention 3. WTF>?
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Mike Mike
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Why is BBC on www.yahoo.com/news/us? It is supposed to be US NEWS. Unwanted British **** that Americans don't care about!
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j diablo
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I love yahoo and have used yahoo for my primary email address for more than 20 years. At times I have used the premium version too.
Lately I have not and I find the inclusion of ads in the email field to be predatory and disgusting and it will increase teh spread of malware substantially. I have no problem with yahoo using ads to generate revenue but that field is a massive risk for me and all users.
For that reason I will be migrating away from yahoo and will not use it as my primary email address anymore.
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Alexei N Kamychev
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Hi yahoo. I'm with you for so many years. Lately, you post Asian women and other women dating sites which are absolutely inappropriate and even disgusting. Can you stop these, please? I never go to any dating sites. Why your engine is targeting me? This is really disturbing. STOP THIS STUFF!
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L D
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Should not be allowing ads that pose as email notification from yahoo like "your inbox recieved a new notification" or "a profile view linked to your account was viewed today". These ads are placed between emails so look like a notification from yahoo. My norton flagged one as dangerous webpage behind it.
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BRENDA ADAMSKI
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can I collapse the ad window?
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Glenn Snyder
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The ads that are constantly moving are a distraction and make me not want to use your website. I understand the need for advertising, but when a person is trying to read an article and the screen is flashing and moving, it makes the person want to go somewhere else to read. Think about the user experience and not just the revenue you generate from the ad. If you lose your readers, your ad revenues will drop.
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R W
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I clicked on an ad ( accidently). It was scam site that started BLINKING and screeching that my computer had been hacked and I need to called a certain number and to not turn off my computer. It was above my emails in m my inbox on the desktop computer. the add said something to the effect of Yahoo mail get ad free or something like that you should be careful who you accept your ads from
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Monty B
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In 2 days, I've seen 2 ads about some made up CBC shows promoting CanFirst and Valenor Bexia, both of them scams.
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Jaclyn Gallucci
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Hi, There are constantly ads for OrthoHealthWalk.com or The Ortho Walk (same fraudulent company) on your site and this is a scam company operating in China that sends fraudulent, cheap imitation, products and doesn't accept returns. The images in the ads are fake/AI enhanced. The website has fake reviews. They frequently advertise on Yahoo shoes for "the elderly with balance problems." Please stop showing their ads and allowing them to continue to take advantage of people. Here is more information: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/theorthowalk.com
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Vile Scholomo
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Your moderation bot is highly antisemitic and will remove comments that are pro Israel. I hope you look into this before the ADL finds out.
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victor wilson
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Most of these health ads claim to do something miraculous and the real fact is the product is total ****.
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jeffrab
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While I understand that advertising is an essential part of a website such as this, it has become too much. Yahoo is now overrun with advertising that makes it very difficult to read any articles. I used to really like Yahoo, it's been an important part of my everyday reading for news, sports and entertainment information but no with so many ads it has become a real chore just to read a story. I find myself looking elsewhere more and more. Before it was clean and simple, now it's a mess....no thanks!
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MIMI LOP
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Hola, nunca antes me había quejado pero de un tiempo para acá al tratar de ver y leer notas de Yahoo Noticias etc, es muy molesto distraerse con anuncios y peor si estos esconden publicidad sexual subliminal realmente molesta todo el tiempo cuando parpadeas está y luego desaparece unos segundo y luego otra vez, por Dios!! menos mal no tengo hijos pero ya no se puede estar ni aquí x q bombardean a la gente y mentes jovenes con sus porquerías, nadie se las pidió, si quiero algo de eso lo busco en otro lado no quiero q me lo estén restregando en la cara, no puedo leer nada a penas reviso mi correo WTF! No creo que no se den cuenta de lo que hacen, seguro ni me harán caso pero estoy en mi derecho de reclamar esto q es ofensivo podría llamarse casi acoso digital. Espero sancionen las publicaciones y las quiten si es que les importa, luego porque hay cosas peores en el mundo..así empiezan. P.D. Tengo una captura de pantalla pero acá no me permite adjuntarla.
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Robert C. Ecker Jr.
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I am very much considering closing my Yahoo mail account. I am suddenly getting a ton of obscene spam mail for unknown reasons. Even though I take the proper steps to block it, it still keeps coming. Is yahoo actually doing anything for it's customers to ward off these unwanted spam attacks?
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Gary Smith
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I have contacted Customer Care on several occasions regarding an ad that keeps popping up on my email. Why are you not taking care of this?? It's your email that is causing this ad. Please remove or send me a fix for removing these ads. Gary
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Jason Suydam
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I really despise the ads that you post that look like emails. It's not even clickbait, but total trickery. unethical. It's pushing me toward switching to another brand. I liked yahoo because of it's simplicity and robust experience. I understand the need for ads and I can manage that. But some of your ads are suspicious and nefarious looking. I avoid them with more care. But now you are adding fake email looking ads that I click to check the box and remove, much like the spam ads that you allow. This is highly unethical. Also, I might be able to manage it, but our grandparents and older citizens can't. It's allowing these vulnerable people to be taken advantage of. They're already on fixed incomes and you're allowing that to be attacked by your acceptance of money over your responsibilities to your customer. This is a breaking point for me. I would suggest it is for many of your customers as well.
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Iamanon ymous
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I have finally given up on trying to read the news articles that I pick. I have a 27" monitor and I can't read what I want to because of all the ads covering most of the screen area. If I try and close some of the ads they will take me to another page and delete the page I was trying to read. This is totally ridiculous. I will try finding another place to read general news information.
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Tim Manahan
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Please stop including unwanted ads by dating sites!
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Stephania Sidberry
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Who's bright idea was it to place a giant banner ad at the bottom of the email in boxes? Do you realize we can now only see 2-3 emails without literally zooming down to like 75% so I can see the bulk of my inbox emails. Why does the banner ad have to be so big? and why is there all of this wasted space under the search bar where the inbox could be moved up so that I can see more of my box? Because we know you're not going to get rid of the bottom banner ads, you're too greedy to do that. **** poor decision on these bottom banner ads.