get rid off white list notification.
I do not want ANY ads on my email, EMAIL should be EMAIL nothing else. Make money with other means
Laszlo kadar
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Arris Silverfire
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Stop giving me a popup that i can't say no to. I dont want to whitelist anything and if i keep getting popup i cant get rid of i'm deleing
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Kristopher Moran
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Showing me ads is NOT a feature.
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Barbara Larson
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Why should I 'white list' you and get all those annoying ads?
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adam vanduyn
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you mismanaged personal info and many people were hacked. you do not get to be white listed.
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Molly Ferguson
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Get rid of the stuff at the bottom of the folder list!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Leave me alone pop ups
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William Schaefer
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I'm currently moving off Yahoo Mail after being here since 1995, your white list **** is the final straw, who's with me???
Lets send a strong message! -
Brian Robinson
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This is not the first time Yahoo has done something like this. I suspect some traffic strangling going on too. I have found another provider, with none of these games and, I'm slowly moving over to them. I will have a better address too. I have been with Yahoo for Ten-years or more. For many of those years, I have put up with adverts. The past few years I have found I need to run an Adblocker simply to use the internet. Since having Adblock Plus installed for nearly Four-years, it has blocked 1,091,325 adverts in total, on the Yahoo mail page alone (according to its statistics.) I will not whitelist Yahoo, I do not whitelist anything that wishes to bombard me with over a Million adverts in Four-years.
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Rich Lintemuth
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I had Yahoo white listed, then before long I was getting errors where my browser would get hijacked due to the ads; no other sites or tabs open, just Yahoo. Since I blocked adds on the site this is no longer happening. Some of your ads are hijacking the browser. I am sure this is unintentional but it is not acceptable either. Malicious code in ads is the reason it will remain blocked; until which time where that no longer happens.
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Anonymous
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And while you're at it, stop asking me to disable 'ad blocker' or else 'whitelist' Yahoo Mail. Why should I do that when it has a 'tracker' in it? I don't even know what the tracker is for or who installed it, so I assume that it may be a hacker who is trying to hack my account, just like it hacked YAHOO and we weren't told about it UNTIL 2 YEARS AFTERWARDS!
When I get organized I'll be setting up an email account with Firefox/Thunderbird to see if that's any better, as apparently I could use it to access my Yahoo accounts too.
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Richard Baines
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You only have to glance down through these comments, most people have problems with unwanted adverts or with the constant warnings that Yahoo give them of how their adblockers are causing problems and how Yahoo want them removed. Why don't yahoo create an adblocker that doesn't cause so many problems?
My adblocker is probably the best thing about my computer / internet experience. Huh, it's even better than my broadband, which isn't always there. -
Richard Baines
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Since I keep getting messages telling me how my adblocker is causing performance problems, I have to wonder why you computer geeks at Yahoo don't see that people are completely fed up with the constant bombardment of unwanted adverts... People get enough of that pushed through their letterboxes.
Why don't you at Yahoo just design an adblocker that doesn't cause SO many HUGE problems?!!!
The internet makes it so easy for people to seek out exactly what they want when they want it.
So why ruin their experience of ever switching on their computers by bombarding them with adverts ' you know ' their interested in...You know their interested in because you monitor their every move.
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Bryan Miller
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The main reason people have to use ad blockers is because almost all ads are obtrusive. I haven't whitelisted yahoo mail in a while, but it used to be that ads would be in the top banner, making it almost impossible to have enough screen real estate to actually read my mail. I could live with ads in the right sidebar, but there is no way to differentiate between the two using an ad blocker.
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Vittorio Piacente
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do not waste my time
time is a precious commodity, life expectancy is around 70 years. I may as well snail mail it than deal with ads that only make you the money.
Now if you were paying me 5 cent and ad, i will let you show them to me. -
Durallan
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If you want me to not block ads, then put in plain jpg's that don't track me, don't compromise my computer and offer us the chance to subscribe yearly for 20 bucks or something. If you are losing people to abhorrent advertising then do something about the advertising, begging your customers isn't good business practise.
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James McIntyre
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Have put ad blocker up for Yahoo, as the majority of ads are malicious as well as hamper my speed of connection. So NO I won't add Yahoo to my white list until you actually listen to your customers, as the previous owners did.
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ryan rogers
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I've already dropped Yahoo as my home page due to too many adds & irrelevant nonsense. Keep putting ads in my email & interrupting me with the white list pop up notification & gmail here I come.
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Peter Clifford
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The AD's are beyond sleazy and obstructive they have negative effects on my browsers speed, ever since these women took over yahoo it has gone to ****!
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Peter Clifford
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Yes they can just ******** with the ads
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Wakko Warner
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How many times were you geniuses hacked and you did not tell us?? You can stuff your whitelist notification. You OWE us ad free email at this point.
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blue tooth
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Given that I routinely get kicked into virus and malicious websites while just leaving yahoo mail on my inbox, you in no way deserve to be whitelisted.