Yahoo Warning

For those of you who are Yahoo members, it would be a good idea to go to the account information page and remove yourself from all the marketing they have so nicely signed you up for.

Heck, I've removed myself from Yahoo *entirely*, and let them know why in no uncertain terms. Join the club!

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I remember when Geocities use to be a fun place to have your homepage too, before Yahoo came around

Andy

On Fri, 29 Mar 2002 20:18:26 GMT, "Robert J. Muldoon" wrote:

Wasn't that the one where George fights Mr. T?

So when is "Son of Alien VS Rambo on the Road Back to The Future of Rocky Meets Godzilla Featuring Batman IV" coming out.

Also, I never signed up for Yahoo. I don't trust them with my information and I never did.

--Larry

<< Also, I never signed up for Yahoo. I don't trust them with my information and I never did. >>

Now that you mention it, I never use the account anyway. Huh.

"Robert J. Muldoon" wrote in message news:m_3p8.16591$[email]...

Thank you! EVERYTHING was "yes" on my account, including phone and normal mail! Sheesh!

I love the titles to the next section-they don't really say what you are saying YES to!

New Yahoo! features and events. Yes No Exclusive offers, online sales, and shopping tips on Yahoo!. Yes No Travel specials and exclusive deals. Yes No Managing personal finances. Yes No Entertainment, games, and sports. Yes No Finding a job or an employee. Yes No Meeting someone special or a new friend. Yes No Staying in touch with friends and participating in online communities. Yes No Managing my time and contacts. Yes No Using Yahoo! for research and surfing the Web. Yes No Building web sites for personal or professional use. Yes No Ways to sell things on Yahoo!. Yes No Tools for growing and managing a business. Yes No

Evil!!

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