To the World. With response to the harrassing Yahoo AD Blocker AD that everyone gets when opening up every E-Mail. Here's How to get it fixed. Below is the list of Yahoo's Board of Directors. I encourage everyone in the world to write, E-Mail, call THEIR offices, call their Families and ask for HELP. Let them know how dissatisfied we all are about being Harrassed by YaHoo's Ad Blocker Ad. Calling the Helpless HelpDesk is obviously worthless, they say "Pay or Go Away, there's nothing they can do about it": Call these people it's free public information on the internet:

Tor Braham
Eric Brandt
David Robert Filo
Eddy Hartenstein
Richard Hill
Vinny Lingham
Marissa Mayer
Thomas J. McInerney
Charles R. Schwab
Jane E. Shaw
Jeffery Smith
Maynard G. Webb Jr.

If you get the chance to actually speak to any of these very powerful people, please be pleasant, nastiness won't get you anywhere...

Good Luck, I'm going to G-Mail. I can't support a Company that supports this type of Dirty Tactics by Blackmailing its Customers

Four times I've gone to "filters", under "settings", to stop a subscription newsletter from always (as of last week) going into "Spam". But still, every day, the several daily messages from this hometown newspaper go straight into "Spam". Every time, I mark each message as "Not Spam". It does no good. Yahoo Mail is trying as hard as it can to be as as Outlook. Plus, WHY do I have to "agree" to some obscure voice-command-acceptance protocol and "sign in", to comment, when I am ALREADY ** signed in to my account?? What the is wrong with Yahoo IT people? All nephews/boyfriends of Verizon execs?? All up on the roof snorting lines??

With the newest update to the Yahoo Mail mobile app (and I just noticed it for the first time on my PC too), there's an issue with emails appearing as though they have already been read when they have not. When I first log into my mail account, some are still bold as unread, but many are not bold as read. Also, not having "move" as an actionable icon right on the email page is not user friendly. Now, you have to go to the related actions (3 dots) and select "Move" to file an email into a folder. The update added an extra step to a feature that was user friendly.

Other users have criticized you for forcing us to turn off the ad-blocker to use your service. Doing it, though, freezes the computer and your site together with everything else, so Yahoo! hardly profits from it. By loading heavy, resources consuming ads on our screens you are kind of undermining your own existence because users will first refrain from having your website open and then will gradually drift to friendlier services. I wonder whether you have done any market research before interoducing this change. It would have surely shown you that your users are average people with average class computers rather than the high-end tech people with powerful machines. Having been a yahoo mail user since 2002, I cannot help noting that this is another step down on your part, such as no longer developing yahoo search but using google's engines, getting rid of yahoo messenger in its original shape, getting rid of the yahoo social network, and constant meddling with yahoo mail without ever taking your users' voice into consideration. In the case of forcing us to turn off ad block you will lose simply because most people do not have good enough computers to keep your website open.