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    Scott Ellman commented  · 

    TERRIBLE! THIS EMAIL IS SO AWFUL, THAT AFTER 20 YEARS OF USING YAHOO I MIGHT JUST LEAVE. THEY DON'T LET YOU TOGGLE BACK TO CLASSIC. AND, AND SOME ACCOUNTS HAVE THAT OPTION TO TOGGLE AND SOME (LIKE MINE) DO NOT HAVE THAT OPTION. HOW TOTALLY STUPID? NO ONE, READ YOUR CHAT / FEEDBACK BOARDS - NO ONE LIKES THE NEW YAHOO EMAIL!!

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    Scott Ellman commented  · 

    Another issue with New Mail vs Classic Yahoo Mail.....
    You reply to an email from a few weeks ago, and after you click "send", you are taken back to the top of your Inbox rather than right where that email was at from a few weeks ago.
    You then have to scroll, scroll, scroll, to get back down to find that email you replied to in order to move it to a folder, delete it, or something else.
    With Classic Yahoo Mail - it takes you right back to that email and date-range, after you reply and hit 'send'.

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    Scott Ellman commented  · 

    When you scroll down within your inbox, the screen "jumps" and is flakey. It is not stable. You scroll down from emails that came in today, to emails that came in yesterday and the day before and the screen/list of emails will "jump" back up to today's emails - ultimately not scrolling down. You have to re-scroll down to see emails.

    When you put your mouse over an email to select it, sometimes even though your mouse is over the email you want to reply to, the email above or below it is highlighted. (Again a flaky glitch in "New Mail"). You click, and instead of clicking the email you want, it clicks/selects the other one. Then you start typing like you're replying to the email you thought you clicked on and intended to reply to, you hit 'send' and your email goes to a totally different email as a reply. Then that person or company is like, "why are they sending me an email about this?" You have to double check that you're replying to the correct email - this is junk and shouldn't be this way.

    Take a look at my case number when I called Yahoo support, these things literally happened while I was on remote support with the agent. She saw my screen, I said, "did you see that? Look at that!" She agreed that it wasn't working correctly, but said there is nothing she could do to get me back to "Classic Yahoo" mail.

    Case number 34311741

    I've been with Yahoo Mail since the start and want to be put back on Classic Yahoo Mail. Otherwise, the email is no good to me and not reliable at all. There is too strong of a chance (and it has already happened) where I'll reply to the wrong person, or get frustrated scrolling, scrolling, scrolling to find an email from a few days ago or a few weeks ago. The "New Mail" from Yahoo is not reliable nor easy to use.

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    Scott Ellman commented  · 

    I HATE the new Yahoo Mail and it switched me from Classic to this new one, and it is not the same at all. I want to GO BACK to Classic!! Please change it or tell me how I can change back to Classic Please!!!!
    Thanks, Scott

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