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Limit the ads for the love of God!

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  • Aizel De Torres commented  ·   ·  Report

    Yahoo has finally removed the 1st e-mail ad trick, but unfortunately, placed ad on the right side of the reading pane. It's seriously annoying. It keeps moving and distracts me from doing what I need to do. Plus, I need to pay to get it out of my view. If only it weren't too tedious to move all my e-mail subscriptions to Google, I would have de-activated my Yahoo account a long time ago.

  • Neil McDermott commented  ·   ·  Report

    Stop embarrassing yourself Yahoo, this is 1998-era ********. I don't pay to have an ad filled email. Especially that **** IN the message box. The sidebar ones are terrible but in my messages, I mean really, wtf? I should be paid to tolerate this, not the other way around.

    'Web-site Revenue for Dummies' called, they'd like you to contribute to their next book.

  • Iain Pailing commented  ·   ·  Report

    Ads are intrusive, change so quickly that they make viewing impossible at best and likely to cause epileptic episodes at worst! The tv has to tell us that flashing images are coming up so what's different about the flashing ads on this platform? I was quite seriously considering going for a paid ad free service but seeing these comments I won't be bothering. Regardless of the number of times you try to tailor the ads to your taste they still show me ads of female clothing and shoes for the young - I am male and in my 70th year - very well tailored!!

  • Vincent Barletta commented  ·   ·  Report

    AGREED!! THIS IS WHAT IS SAYS ON THE YAHOO MAIL PRO (not much) "HELP" SITE:

    Ad free experience in Yahoo Mail
    Benefits of purchasing Yahoo Mail Pro
    • Even faster performance - With this ad-free experience, your email will load faster on desktop browsers.
    • No ads - Enjoy more room to view your messages with an ad-free Yahoo Mail experience across desktop and mobile devices.
    • Priority customer support - Reach out to our customer support team anytime to get help with any of your Yahoo Mail Pro needs.
    • Keep your email records - With an active Yahoo Mail Pro subscription your emails won't get purged due to long periods of inactivity.
    - Subject to storage limits, spam and email abuse policies, and future changes in storage policy.

    WHY AM I PAYING FOR "NO ADS" - BUT KEEP GETTING ADS?? I WANT ANSWERS!

  • Bob Johnson commented  ·   ·  Report

    Will just repeat ths comment: "I paid for business mail with no ads. Get the ads out of my inbox."

    And, I will add, in the right hand column of my email.

  • TCR commented  ·   ·  Report

    I paid for business mail with no ads. Get the ads out of my inbox.

  • All care Registration commented  ·   ·  Report

    Ditto - I pay for email and web hosting and should not also be subjected to ads all over my inbox.

  • Erin Oppenheim commented  ·   ·  Report

    Remove ads in the email. Customers pay for this email service.

  • chandra . commented  ·   ·  Report

    Stop ads on my email... This is most annoying thing a person can see. do you want me to switch over to other mail accounts?

  • Jason Tollefson commented  ·   ·  Report

    I agree with the others here. I pay for this service. I will not continue to pay if the ads continue. I will not pay to be show ads. Remove them from paid accounts.

  • Katie Rich commented  ·   ·  Report

    I pay for my email account. Why have I suddenly started getting masses of ads? I have had the account for 14 years but will rmove elsewhere if the ads do not stop soon. REMOVE THE ADS FROM PAID ACCOUNTS

  • Ian Bell commented  ·   ·  Report

    The new ads are totally inappropriate and very distracting. Free gmail has few ads that are not as flashy.

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