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Here is my issues - yahoo.com filter certain things that aren't spam. But then some stuff that is actual spam ends up in my inbox. Example: "Hey cutie... wanna have a little fun?" passes the filters. Yeah umm... no. I don't wanna have fun. I look like a drunken Irish troll. But thanks anyway. But "Your receipt for your purchase to sitename.com" ends up in the spam folder. Why... just why? Lol.
Oh and don't get me started on the "We're experiencing Technical difficulties. Error -14". Yeah I can't load my inbox because of that. I went 5 whole days without being able to check my email because of these "technical difficulties". Yeah I think their brains are having technical difficulties.
There are also a lot of snotty commenters on the news section. A lot of the people are very ignorant. The place is infested with trolls. If you view the news section, I'd advise against commenting on anything. You will get 50 trolls tell you to drink bleach or something. Pretty bad. You can go view the comments... because some are pretty entertaining. You may even learn a few new jokes from it. But don't get involved. Stay out of it. It's a firestorm.
The search engine is obviously not great. Google is and always will be the best.
I visited the site today and was appalled to see how disgusting it has become. It's like an open sewer of filth from an intellectual standpoint. The news is 100% biased against President Trump. Not 99 -- 100.
How it can exist without being banned by the same social media engines and platforms that supposedly forbid fake news and hate speech is clear proof of the underlying agreement amongst the Masters of the Universe to wage war on the human species and as an extension -- the US Constitution and everything our country stands for.
At a minimum, Yahoo!'s website should be classified as pornography. But, a much safer decision would be to flag Yahoo! As a malicious website that users should agree to proceed at their own risk to enter. A better decision would be to take down the site entirely, but I believe in the first amendment.
I love the old comercials, I loved many things in the past, yet I find no added value in using your gateway rather than typing out the full URL of the exact product or service I am looking for.
Please, some innovation, a core-competency, anything. It astounds me that you are still a major player. Learn from AOL, yahoo.com have developed a superb radio offering, (if visually unappealing).
Yahoo, please come back to us. Until then, I have no choice. One star...
When speaking to Trey about these concerns, he became very rude and basically told me that I could claim all I want but I was not going to get anywhere as far as fixing my damaged refrigerator. Basically he told me that he didn't believe me. None the less, I sent him pictures of the damages and the cost it would take to fix it. Nichole, his secretary or wife, had reached out to me and told me that she wanted to make things right and to not respond back to Trey because he has no people skills and can get pretty rude. One of his mover apologized for the damage and wanted to pay for it himself but would have had to make payments to do so. He did take two hundred off the fee, but my damages exceeded 800 dollars. For a company who is supposed to be bonded and insured, they should be liable for these damages. They also claim that they are veterans, but I don't believe the movers who came to move me are. I had asked Trey to speak to the owner, James Booth, but he told me that it wasn't going to happen. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS COMPANY AT ALL. THEY HAVE PROVEN TO BE UNRELIABLE AND DISHONEST.
My posting is about the advertisings for work from home posted as a links to all the major web sites like CNN.com, AOL.com, MSNBC.com, Yahoo, com... I assume that now a days you can find them everywhere on the Web. Yahoo.com have infested the Internet.
The usual scheme is that against a minimal amount $1.97 they will send you materials for work from home using the Google engine. The titles are endless but the pattern of the sites tells me that the source is one.
To subscribe you give your personal data and a Credit Card number of course.
There is very well written Disclaimer or Terms of Conditions. The developers of the scheme know that a lot of people will not read the fine prints or will not notice them or because of language barrier will not fully understand. And this is the way the scheme has been working for a very long time. My brief researach on the web shows that it has been going for at least two (2) years.
The subscriber ends up automatically subscribed to several "services" with monthly charges ranging from $7.75 to $79.95 until canceled. There is a grace period form two (2) to fourteen (14) days to cancel prior the 'contract' and the Credit card charges start.The cancellation is a painful and agrevating process. I spent half a day to individually unsubscribe all four (4) 'services' I had given permission to be enrolled.
I felt stupid but also I got 'educated' only with losses of $1.97 + $0.05 CC intrenationall transaction fee, the time I spent on the phone and whatever nerve cells I have lost.
Now lest's get to the EMAIL on YAHOO... SPAM, SPYWARE, cookie tracking, ADD ON CRAP the list is ENDLESS and SLOWS that crummy mail server to a crawl.
I DUMPED MY YAHOO email and IF the REST OF THE EWORLD would DO THE SAME, that GARBAGE SERVICE WOULD BE HISTORY in SHORT ORDER.
Hotmail RULES here, NO CRAP to deal with and EZ to use and FAST too... BYE BYE YAHOO, YOU AND OBAMA should ENJOY YOUR REMAINING TIME, won't be long before you are BOTH HISTORY!
I used to work at CEVA through Staffmart. I tried to get into work close to 6:00 p.m. and my badge didn't work. A security officer was right behind me and made a comment about my badge not working. I tried once more- then he asked for my badge. He looked for my name in a book he had at the desk... my name was not listed with Staffmart. I found that odd because I have been working for them since September of 2015. The security guy says "You'll need to contact Staffmart." I immediately called CEVA's HR dept... No answer- left a message; I called Staffmart and left a message in the after hours mailbox. I even sent my immediate supervisor at CEVA, a text message... no response.
On January 20,2016, I contacted the Staffmart on Lebanon Rd in Nashville, TN. And left another message at 8:39 a.m. I then called the Staffmart office in Coolsprings at 8:42 a.m. I told the rep I could not get a response from the Lebanon Rd. Office. The rep told me she would get someone to call me. At 9:21 a.m. the Coolsprings Staffmart rep sent me an e-mail, giving me the Lebanon Rd. Office number to contact. I called and left another message at the staffmart on Lebanon Rd. At 9:36 a.m. I called CEVA's HR dept and spoke with a female rep. She told me she would get in touch with the on site Staffmart rep to find out what's going on.
On January 21,2016, I contacted the headquarters for Staffmart in Cincinnati, OH and left a message. Shortly after a rep called me and said she will find out what's going on.
It is January 25,2016 and I have yet to receive an e-mail, or a phone call... explanation from anyone. I can't believe I'm being treated this way, especially since I was getting good evaluations from the lead in my work area at CEVA. I was never notified my job was ending- nor did yahoo.com try to find me other employment (If CEVA no-longer needed me).
I wonder how any of these people would feel if they showed up for work and could not get in... and was given no explanation! I'm trying to catch myself up on my bills and Staffmart is making it a little difficult.
I will say... when I signed up with Staffmart they were very kind and found me a job immediately after the paperwork was complete. What happened!
Sincerely,
Dedicated ex-employee.
If you need a simple email service then Yahoo is great but if you ever run into a problem with their system then you are screwed. Call their helpline if you want verification on this. See how many times you get hung up on. :)
A lot of changes have been made since then. Yahoo.com bought and shuttered GeoCities, added an email service, became a "news" source that just pulls articles from other websites. There's a heavy focus on celebrity news and is known to have a liberal bias, so if you're hoping for real news without bias, you'll want to go elsewhere. I don't even use the site for searching anymore. I only access it nowadays because it became so commonplace for me to use it that it's second nature now. One day I'll stop hoping Yahoo will be anything other than a crappy website that is long past it's heyday.
That said... you could do worse, the search function still works, so.
1. You can no longer sign up for an account without inputting a mobile phone number. This, to me, is a stupid policy. What about people who don't have a cell phone? I don't; I had to ask one of my friends if I could use her old phone number just to create an account.
2. You can only associate so many email accounts with one phone number, and you have to jump through hoops of fire to remove a phone number from an account, because you have to put in either another phone number or an alternate email.
3. I have many different email accounts, all of which I use for various purposes. I play a lot of online games, most of which allow you to have different game accounts but yahoo.com all have to have separate emails. I have 2 main emails for most everything, 2 main ones for the websites I own, and a total of 18 others. Yeah I know it sounds crazy but I use every single one, logging in to each one every 2 weeks. I recently signed up for another account on one of my favorite sites, and I put in one of the alternate emails. When I went to log in to that account on Yahoo, it asked for my security code. After I put it in, it told me that the account hadn't been logged into for 2 weeks and was deactivated. I was pretty upset and decided to try another email. ALL 18 of my alternate emails were deactivated for "long-standing time". 2 weeks. Seriously?
4. After the email deactivation fiasco, I tried to recreate them. Now, I'm 20 years old. I got to the part of the form where you have to input your birthday and I did. I double checked to make sure it was right and then re-checked the entire form. When I pushed sign-up, it said that I didn't meet the age requirements.
I'm done with Yahoo. They're a piece of trash website now, and they're really not worth it anymore.
A Yahoo email is just about as useful as nothing. Everyone I've met in my life from school, work, anywhere have had their Yahoo email hacked and constantly sending me spam. The email's overall inbox interface is ugly.
Flickr is great for photography, but you can only sign up by creating a Yahoo account which now seems to require you to enter your mobile phone number, and it's mandatory. Yahoo acquired Tumblr and ever since then, Tumblr still hasn't made much of a comeback. Yahoo Answers is filled with nothing but trolls and bullies.
UPDATE: Finally gave in and provided my phone number to sign in for ANOTHER account, it only took 20 minutes, after all the back and forth about user names, passwords being green and good enough then instantly not good enough... Instantly had spam in my new email account. I get literal head-aches using this horrible website. Everything about them is terrible. I cannot think of a single nice thing to say about yahoo. I hope they go away and never return. Makes AOL look user-friendly and high tech...
UPDATE: DELETED MY ACCOUNT AGAIN! It takes about 2 weeks, if you don't log in, they DELETE YOUR ACCOUNT! Good news, I discovered that you can run Bing ads without using yahoo. This company used to be important now it's just terrible and will make you sad. Horrible model for a company. Looks and acts like a toddler.
Email was hacked. Had since 2001. Contacted yahoo, asked for money to verify account. Kept saying needed money but would get it back. Contacted Yahoo again and was told I was working with a legitimate third party yahoo company. Yahoo.com connected to my laptop, (my mistake) and are still connected, cannot get them off until I have professionally cleaned. Contacted by my bank to confirm authorized charges! No! Third party company suppose to be terminated by yahoo but yahoo wants $500 to investigate! Yah, right! Yahoo and affiliates are thieves! Have filed police report and FTC complaint and will continue to file complaints and ratings.
Had developed into lymphadema. She paid no attention. My daughter was with me and she was laughing at me and she said I needed to take her to someone to find out why she was laughing. Needless to say she did not listen to me and I walked out without my knee taken care of. I walked in with my cart because it was hard for me to walk and asked her to sign an application for a handicapped plate, which I have had in Indiana for years. She refused to sign it. She is the worst of the worst. I walked out and thought I would never go back to her!
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mikeswritingworkshop/
It's called a writer's workshop but is actually a writer's message board. It is a simple format, one single thread for all. Knowledgeable and helpful folk, a nice crowd. Good place for any type of writing-related information or to find critique partners. I like that the moderator/owner (Mike) does not participate in the chat as I've found that too often leads to all sorts of silliness, from favoritism to using unfair leverage (subtly or blatantly) to get to "win" any discussion. This forum is refreshingly free of mess.
The only reason I gave it a 3 instead of a 4 is, in all fairness, also a lot of the reason the mess is minimized- no messages are posted until Mike approves them. The problem with this is Mike might not be available to approve messages for hours, days or once even weeks.
If you can live with that, it's very nice.
Actually I'm just reviewing yahoo email not the whole of Yahoo... Suddenly (Feb 2011) my contact list does not auto insert on my email address lines and it is VERY frustrating.
Have been a happy Yahoo user (don't like the Gmail layout and there was too much spam on Hotmail) for many years but this glitch has now happened a couple of times and each time is taking longer and longer to sort out. Once it was out for two days – this time it's been five days. From searching on the internet the problem has hit many users.
Some people have guessed it was Yahoo trying to drive people to the 'New Yahoo Mail', (which for me is much slower than the current version) but the auto address insert doesn't work on that, either. Yahoo 'Classic' doesn't work, either. Grrr.
It does seem churlish to rant about a service that is free, but decent email is available from many sources and I fear Yahoo are going to lose a lot of customers unless yahoo.com sort this out quickly.