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An error occurred while saving the comment Tom Houser commentedhaha "We will definitely share this suggestion with our team." No you won't.
Dear Yahoo:
How about some things that are more basic:
- - How about allowing me to sort lists alphabetically.
- - How about letting us see what contacts are in what lists. (You used to do that.....but now we have new & improved contacts smh).
- - How about when I specify a certain folder in a search, results in that folder is all I get (have you even noticed that the folder specificity is ignored??). I could go on and on. Want me to? Just ask. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Tom Houser commentedPlease fix what your customers are asking you to fix. Please leave alone what your customers don’t care about, and please stop forcing change that your customers don’t want or that makes your product worse. Gosh, pretty simple way for a business to thrive.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Tom Houser commentedHey, Kathy! Since Yahoo went to the "new & improved," a few years, your (1) above is normal.
- - You CAN use the new email address if you're trying to assign it to a list. However, if you refresh that entire webpage, the address won't appear in the list for a few days. Insanity.
- - Next: After you've entered an address into your contacts, you cannot type that last name in your "to" field and expect to see the address as an option. That usually takes several days. It's head-shaking.
- - If enter a new contact, and then manually search through your 100s or 1000s of contacts, you will see it! Yes, it's right there.
-- But wait! If you manually type in the address, then press enter or tab, then put your curser over the address, you'll see all the information that's in your contacts that you typed in a few minutes earlier. WHAT????Makes absolutely no sense.
And Yahoo's response......and just spit out my drink. They have done ZERO to correct any of these issues since the "new & improved" came out. I have actually told Yahoo about these issues about once a year for probably 5 years. They don't care. They will even tell you, "Alphabetizing your lists is impossible." I have over 170 lists. And they are in a random order. My goodness.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Tom Houser commentedNow, how about alphabetizing our lists? That would be AWESOWE! please, I beg you!
And when we search for a name in our contacts, how about give us more than 6 options. If I have 15 Jessicas, why do I only see 6?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Tom Houser commentedAgree. that's an insane change. It's been going on for a few years on my account, and I just scratch my head. Calendar reminders in sent email folder? WHAT????
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An error occurred while saving the comment Tom Houser commentedGot to love Yahoo Mail Team's answer below. I've been telling them for 10-15 years that when I search for something in, for example, "inbox," I will get results from every folder. Why even offer us the opportunity to restrict our search, if the technicians can't create the script to follow our instructions?? Just don't understand that there are so many flaws in our email, that Yahoo refuses to fix/address.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Tom Houser commentedIf you refresh your page, functionality will return to normal.
Yeah, it's a pain in the butt, but it's better than copy/pasting a "return," which is what I was doing for a while.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Tom Houser commentedI used Yahoo. Upgraded as soon as I could. But it went from like $19.99/year to 29.99/year to now $60/year. But it's a small price to pay to keep all my documents, pictures, etc. from 1998 to present. I can see the email from when my wife & I were dating. Pretty cool. Sorry, buddy, very few thing can you expect a company to give you for free. They are the money making business, just like I am.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Tom Houser commentedThese comments are 6 months old; yet, I have never seen a "subscriptions" folder. Is it near the top? or in alpha order? Huh.
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Hey, Jessica, I have used Yahoo email probably several hours a day for 25 years. Here's how it works for me: if you have just recently added a contact into your contact list, it may be 24-48 hours before you can type a portion of the contact's name or a portion of the email address into the "to" field and the email address auto-shows. However, that same new contact CAN immediately be put into a list....which is odd. I've never understood this.
If you have just recently created a list, you should be able to immediately type in the list name into the "to" field of an email and it should appear. But, oddly, not a newly created individual email address. So odd.