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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Anonymous
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How do I turn off this white list notification? I gave in and did white list Yahoo - yet I still get the pop up. I don't want to change my email address but it looks like I will have to because Yahoo is too annoying.
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MMS
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Really Yahoo. LIke I give a **** about your BS Mail features? This is just a way to get you to feature your ads and nothing to do with mail.
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Rudy Barichello
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leave me alone
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L.G. Cary
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You already screwed up Yahoo (which used to be the best in the business) beyond belief and now are browbeating me to change my privacy settings so you can send me even more ads and intrusive missives? I don't think so! You are already well on your way to send me to Google or some other outfit.
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Cara Walz
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The little guy popping up to try to get me to look at ads is so annoying. I'm thinking about moving to another email program entirely.
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Anonymous
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I have a Gmail account. I can use it whenever I want.
If you keep this up you will force me to go straight over to Gmail.
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Anonymous
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I have an ad blocker for a reason. Yahoo is a big part of that reason. Get rid of the whitelist pop up or I will get rid of Yahoo mail.
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Anonymous
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Just stop telling me to do it!
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Anonymous
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This is just another way that these IT morons want to monetize their platform which I don't have a problem with. I just don't want them telling me lies about how adblocker software compromises their ability to deliver emails and advertise effectively. It's all about control and revenue. Yahoo should give their customers, and they are customers even though the service is free, the option to use adblockers if they want. Adblocker software does provide a valuable service to those of us who don't want to have cookies dropped on browser on ever site we visit and then be bombarded with ads. The data they grab more than covers and monthly fee the would charge for their service. Speaking of service, I logged into my Yahoo account one day and "every" that's right I said "every" folder i had created with tons of emails were EMPTY. Yahoo had just stopped email support, phone support and went incognito. Fortunately for me I use a Mac and I have MacMail and my emails were on my hard drive. Hey Yahoo ever heard of Gmail or Hotmail?
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maureen walsh
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Sick and tired of the marketing on yahoo...seriously will stop using Yahoo if it continues.
Quit positioning these disruptive messages/ads as "helping/helpful". It's self serving and doesnt fool anyone.
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Fred Taylor
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shut that ******* thing off
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Oscar Santana
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Would like to see the whitelist notification go away. If my ad blocker is "blocking features" then I don't want those "features". Yahoo should be treating its customers better given all the issues that have occurred over the past few years, especially with security and customer service. If I keep on seeing these notifications then I'll be using third party applications to view my email.
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Eric Miles
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Please remove the whitelist box. Whatever feature adblock is interfering with i do not need it.
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HEIDI AHLSTRAND
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i have a reason for ad blocker not whitelist pop-up uit comes with every click and very annoying
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Vandy
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I use an AdBlock for a reason. No need to tell me to whitelist your email as part of the reason I have it is to cut down on your stupid ads.
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richard cebelenski
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I'm about ready to change search engines because of this annoyance. Please do not pop up again...
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Kevin May
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Get rid of whitelist notification. Does anyone read these comments?
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Linda Ruth
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I DO NOT want to be continually bothered by your pop up message OR ads that are annoying!!@!!!! Quit tracking my usage and selling to advertisers. IF this is a requirement for your site, I will oblige by changinging to gmail. PS i do not like the new site format forced on me
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Anonymous
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Need Yahoo to let me decide if I what your stupid ads running in my account. Don't give the **** about how Adblocker compromises the functionality of receiving emails and other dumb things related to Yahoo. I want to have the Whitelist popup GONE and I can't find any info from Yahoo how to do that. SHOCKER!
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Deborah Proffitt
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I agree with with all previous comments. There is a reason I have an Ad Blocker. and if you keep annoying me I will change Search Engines