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Your video ad's are infected with malware and are hijacking peoples computers and browsers. I had two Kohls ad's in the past 15 minutes that took control of my laptop and I was unable to do anything until the ad stopped. I have complained about this to you all multiple times but yet it continues to happen so I just reached out to the CEO, VP of marketing, and VP of legal at Kohls and informed them of your criminal practices. Hijacking peoples computers and browsers is a federal crime and I will do what I can to either get you to stop the practice or you and your parent company Verizon shut down.
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Your video ads are hijacking browsers forcing the user to watch the ad because you can't even close the browser window to stop it. When you lock up peoples browsers so they can't close them it is considered hacking and is a federal offence. Stop with the malware infected ad's that hijack peoples browsers. i already complained to the FCC & FBI however I don't think anything will be done because of Yahoo's parent company Verizon having deep pockets and loads of Democrat government officials in their pockets.
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Just stop with the video ad's that are either infected with malware and lock up the browser or start over again 10 seconds after I hit the stop button. You don't pay for my bandwith so you have no right to push video ad's at me. If you want to start paying my internet bill then I may think about allowing your scammer ads to play but until then just stop with the *************