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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AlphaVirus
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I don't mind ads, but videos playing in my trash bin, or spam folder are completely out of line. Then constantly annoying me with that smug emoji looking in the corner doesn't make me want to whitelist you...if anything it makes me less inclined because he looks annoyed with me exercising my freedom to avoid intrusive ads.
By the way, having the adblocker on doesn't prevent functionality, so stop trying to scare people into paying $3.50 per month.
Lastly, if you haven't noticed, there are many other free options. The more you annoy the users, the higher chance they will migrate to another free service. If they want a paid service, both Google an Microsoft offer affordable plans under $10/mo which include more benefits.
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M G
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STOP THIS ********* OVER AD BLOCK OR WHITE LISTING.
IF YOU DIDN'T PULL STUPID **** LIKE AUTO PLAYING VIDEO OR DOING THINGS THAT STEALS MY LIMITED DATA ALLOWANCE, I WOULDN'T MIND BUT YOU LOT DON'T GIVE A ****.
YOU STOP DOING STUPID **** AND I STOP USING ADBLOCK.
WOULD LIKE TO PAY MY BILL FOR THE DATA YOU KEEP STEALING OFF ME???? I PAY THE BILLS FOR MY DATA NOT YOU, SO FOR AS FAR AS YOUR SERVICE GOES... *** AND STICK IT WHERE THE SUN DON'T SHINE.
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john brodt
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Yahoo garbage pop up.
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Rod Munch
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I won't be disabling any ad blocking. If you leftist San Fran extremists love socialism then you should fully support me getting a free ride.
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Nancy D
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stop with the popup asking me to remove my adblocker for your site, will NEVER happen!
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Michael Sarcone
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Get out of my way and let me get my email in peace. I don't want or need Yahoo to ask me anything, ever. No, I don't want to review my information. No, you can't have my phone number. No, I'm not whitelisting anything. Buzz off. I don't need any extra steps in my daily tasks.
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Ramin Khakzad
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What about I block the Whitelist Ad ? Indeed I did that, now it works just fine :D B-)
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Ramin Khakzad
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If u can't make it work I can, can use my other emails instead!
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Hannah Burns
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Please put any help tips and hints in a side bar. If you want to look at them then it is up to you.
The same as the stupid adblocker advert, everytime i log on its there in the way while i'm trying to do something, i dont want it or i would have brought it by now.
Go back to being a good email service without shoving things in peoples faces
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[Deleted User]
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You can start by getting out of my hair every time with the feedback box and then giving back the options classic yahoo mail used to have!
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Ryan Maike
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For a few weeks mail wouldn't load in Chrome, and now it's asking me to pay to have email with no ads? Going to Gmail. good luck.
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Barathidason Ramadoss
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When Add is clicked, instead of new tab opening same mail page is used for Ad
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Lynda Brasier
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Stop the whitelist ****.. I don't need liberal spiel on my front page everyday, Why would I PAY for it??? Going to another email program soon.. Mike Brasier
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Anonymous
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I clicked on update your Yahoo Mail and was offered something called "Whitelist" with no explanation as to what it's purpose is.
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Joshua Bellamy
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This is really starting to become annoying. Especially if you add on the change in terms of service where Yahoo informs you they're going to go through your emails and do whatever the **** they like with the info they find there. This is why I transferred everything except junk mail from their service.
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sunsetcove farm
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I understand that you have to make money, but this is ridiculous! There are other email services that don't do this so I'm going to have to give up this account. I know Yahoo doesn't care one bit.
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Erhan Uyar
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Dear Yahoo,
Thx for your ATTENTION to STOP it
"Ad blockers insert code into your inbox to block ads, which can negatively impact email performance and break functionality (such as accidentally hiding messages). We recommend whitelisting Yahoo Mail to avoid facing these issues. Doing this will also unblock ads on Yahoo Mail."
if we do not have the right to block ads, what is the purpose of this option.
if Yahoo wants to charge us for using free email service, tell it clearly and openly so we can decide. -
Edward Gilbert Jr.
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Please stop this Pop-up notification, this is annoying, you gave us all a FREE account in order to allow us to set up profiles online. Now, you constantly harassing everyone with an account for a monthly charge that is completely annoying. You are a Billion Dollar Business entity, many of us are small businesses attempting to get Start-Up and this is completely unfair, greedy and annoying harassment. Secure our data by hiring proven IT Software/Network Engineers with a proven track record of designing leading edge secure systems. Please stop this pop-up harassment. It impedes progress for us smaller businesses trying to achieve a successful business model.
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Warren Hirst
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I've never wanted this, always refuse but Yahoo persists. Stop it!
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Anonymous
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Yahoo's request to be whitelisted is a * STUPID * INSULT *. The * MAIN * reason I installed Adblock was to block YAHOO'S INTRUSIVE, DISTRACTING, IRRELEVANT advertising! If you want to be whitelisted, COMPLY with Adblock's REASONABLE advertising policy. It's there on their website, it's not hostile to reasonable advertising on commercial websites, and 75% of Adblock users have already agreed to accept some degree of advertising on the pages they use.
I WON'T whitelist Yahoo - now or ever. But YOU can comply with Adblock's advertising policy - and whitelist yourselves.
Get with the flow Yahoo... before more of us flow off to other, more user-friendly, more user-respecting service providers.