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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

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  • Virginia Sullivan commented  ·   ·  Report

    I am sick of updates that I didn't ask for...and sick of ads in my face every second.
    Stay the heck out of my mail...

    Now I feel like I am being threatened by Yahoo. YOU BETTER UPGRADE OR ELSE...I am so sick and tired of the garbage.

    LEAVE US ALONE

  • Renee Johnson commented  ·   ·  Report

    I don't use my inbox to find new products. I am literally NEVER going to turn off adblock for any site, pls stop asking me to white list. I would rather switch to another email than have to see a million stupid ads in my inbox.

  • CRAIG STAUFFER commented  ·   ·  Report

    They just need to ad the do not show me this message again box, I do not care for ads I have ad blockers and dvr's so I do not have to sit through the fear mongering of big pharma and the low self esteem bottom feeders that is everyone else.

  • [Deleted User] commented  ·   ·  Report

    I couldn't open my e-mails for months as you blocked them in many browsers for no reason. Everything works fine, don't ask me for not using adblocker as I even couldn't use the service without any warnings, and I am not interested in any of your paid pop-ups! Don't spam me, I won't change my browser, deal with it. By the way, even you should change your loudmouthed and useless support as well.

  • Dragnier commented  ·   ·  Report

    White listing 3rd party ads is not acceptable unless Yahoo takes the time to review every single ad that may show up on the page and certifies that they are safe.

    Every 3rd party ad has the chance to be infected with malware and viruses. They are a common vector for such security intrusions.

    Blocking those ads prevents the infection vector and is not something I will ever stop doing unless the site in question quality control reviews said ads with a legal disclaimer certifying the ads displayed on the site are virus and malware free.

    That way, should anyone actually get an intrusion via one of those 3rd party ads, there is actually a recourse to take for lost data, ID, etc. due to the intrusion.

  • Jacob Niemeier commented  ·   ·  Report

    Extend this to internet explorer. Otherwise, stop prompting me to go whitelist.

  • Patrick ONeil commented  ·   ·  Report

    Everybody is saying the same thing, so listen to it!

    I am running an ad blocker for a reason, so I'm sure not going to turn it off just because an advertiser asks. And asking for me to allow ads by pretending that it will "optimize my email experience" is just a sad and disrespectful sales tactic. We are smarter than that. Don't stoop to that level.

    Sorry that nobody uses your search engine anymore and your media service crashed and burned horribly, but find a different way to make your money or shrink the company. You are working hard to drive away what little remaining business you have.

  • Ragu Tirukonda commented  ·   ·  Report

    Purpose of having Adblock in the browser is to avoid ADVERTISEMENT. Yahoo mail asking me to whitelist Yahoo mail, beats the purpose of having the extension in the first place. If you make it mandatory, or keep perstering, then it will be time to permanently get rid of Yahoo mail.
    Go make your money somewhere else.

  • Julia Walker commented  ·   ·  Report

    listen if i already said no to the whitelist im not gunna change my mind. Stop bothering me everytime i log on. It will take literally $0 and no time to switch to a google account which i will do if i continue to be bothered.

  • DaRkWoLfY daRkWoLfY commented  ·   ·  Report

    I have adblocker on for a reason. Don't need or want ads on my email interface, thank you very much.

  • Honey Honey commented  ·   ·  Report

    Stop the pop up about whitelisting Yahoo mail!! I don't want to do that!

  • Sylvie Hoyinck commented  ·   ·  Report

    hear hear. The Whitelisting is pure BS. Trying to trick you into accepting irritating adds anyway. Shame on you, yahoo.

  • Dave commented  ·   ·  Report

    A rather annoying pop up, pretty sure that everyone who runs ad blocker doesnt like adverts and things popping up.

  • John Sansky commented  ·   ·  Report

    This notification is the most annoying on the site.

  • Charles Marmolejo commented  ·   ·  Report

    You guys have lost me on this one. How can I go in to check my personal emails and be bombarded with ads, not just on the side of the page but when scrolling through my actual emails. Give it a break monetization of space should not outweigh actual user experience. It's actually quite hindering, and annoying.

    I have had my yahoo account for as long as I can remember, but I will pull out of it over the next year. I would much rather go to gmail or even outlook than give you my business.

  • bruce shand commented  ·   ·  Report

    Ditto to others here. I have adblocker on for a reason. Don't need or want ads on my email interface, thank you very much.

  • Ann Kerns commented  ·   ·  Report

    If I wanted to see ads in my mail I wouldn't have an adblocker to begin with.I don't need popups to tell me what's available.

  • kim dougherty commented  ·   ·  Report

    I have ad blocker for a reason. I can always switch to another email that WON'T demand that I whitelist it.

  • bob commented  ·   ·  Report

    Why an I being charged for an add blocker if I can't use it??

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