Limit the ads for the love of God!
scott elm
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JohnHenry Bootzin
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STOP THE F'ING FLASHING ADS NEXT TO EMAILS LIST. I AM READY TO DUMP YAHOO EMAIL. I'M STARTING TO SWITCH ALL EMAILS TO GMAIL. I REALIZE YOU COULD GIVE A S--T BECAUSE I'M JUST ONE CUSTOMER, BUT I'M THE MOST IMPORTANT CUSTOMER IN MY HOIUSE AND I AM SHUTTING DOWN MY YAHOO EMAIL ACCOUNT BECAUSE OF ALL THE ADS.
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Barbara Sovia
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How do I get rid of your ad?
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catherine fisher
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I note that nearly 25% of my screen on the right hand side is now taken up for a space that has advertising in it as well as useless info about how many emails I have had with an email address. I know you need to advertise but sheesh, isn't the point of email so I can read and easily compose emails! On the left hand side another 15% of my screen is taken up with all of the folders. Can this be collapsed until I need it? I don't have these problems on my phone or tablet - just my laptop...
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Jim Pinkstaff
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Stop with the ads with the racist dog whistles.
Seriously, I keep hiding them and they keep popping back up. If this continues, I'll go elsewhere for my business emails. -
Jeffrey Loehrs
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How many times do I have to flag an AD as "uninterested", "inappropriate" etc before you will actually stop showing me the SAME thing? I get that I am using free email, but at least pretend you care about blocking things I flag
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Anonymous
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How about you stop servicing ads that try to sell me "Let's Go, Brandon" t-shirts? Or I turn my Yahoo! account into my "coupon and promotions" email address starting today?
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Jonah Zalken
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You have to STOP the autoplay audio ads in the Yahoo Mail window. It's jarring and 100% unwanted. PLEASE.
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Phil Clingman
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Eliminate ads from my inbox so I can read the entire e-mail. I DON'T WANT TO SEE ANY OF YOUR ADS IN MY E-MAILS!
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Sean Ankrom
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we need to remove the unnessary "sidebar" that does nothing but show unnessary ads. we also need to remove the video thing that you show after all emails are deleted. if we wanted to watch videos we would go to youtube.
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james wright
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I get that I'm going to get ads if I don't pay. but stop with the retirement, old people healthcare bs please.
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Frances ONeill
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I strongly object to see false anti-vax arguments being presented everytime I clear my SPAM folder although that is a appropriate description of the content of the video.
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Danielle Billings
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I think you should show videos when inbox is empty!
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Angela Maxwell
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This is why I don't use my Yahoo Mail account and I certainly wouldn't use the Search Engine because its like being drowned in ADS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Shweta Inamdar
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very irritated due to adds showing in Inbox as well as on window.
Anyone knows how to stop?
we have paid business account still such useless things happened. -
Michelle Tan
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Please consider removing deals from an email, it serves no purpose and only frustrates the user. It was better previously before this was implemented. A lot of the deals have expired and no longer valid hence making this feature redundant
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Pieter S Myers
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Please explain to me how to remove the yahoo ads from my email.
I do not want to have your ad on a printed email that I am sending to someone. I do not want to pay to have a clean email.
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dfsMetsfan blank
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By allowing us to block certain kinds of ads or ads containing certain names that we don't want to see.
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Patrick Reed
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This new add you can't get rid of really sucks. Oh, I know get rid of it! And when I found out that to get rid of it costs five dollars a month, well that seems rather like ransomware to me, and I am sure not a few others. I may just have to make the trip to Gmail after all.
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Dana Locatell
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New ads in email area are B/S.
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Angela Maxwell
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You Have a RIDICULOUS Amount of Ads EVERYWHERE, you literally can't do anything on Yahoo without running into them. Which is why me and hundreds of thousands of other people switched to gmail or another online mail platform.