Is your Yahoo not working this morning?
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Anonymous
Aside from your anonymous disdain, are there any specific reasons to change? I have old yahoo addresses and a newer Gmail account, and I’ve had a variety of work emails. They’re all fine for what I need to do. NP |
Anonymous
| Yahoo is back up |
Anonymous
| AOL too. |
Anonymous
| Yes, my yahoo account had some problems receiving/sending mail this morning. |
Anonymous
I know, this thread has unintentionally made me laugh so hard |
Anonymous
| Nursing homes across the USA are rejoicing! |
Anonymous
lol no 45 |
Anonymous
I retired at 40, but thanks for your concern. |
Anonymous
In 2007, I got internet access through the phone company -- good ol' Verizon (which used to be NYNEX, which used to be Bell Atlantic, which used to be Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone). I had a landline telephone, a DSL connection for internet, and an email address with a "verizon.net" domain. Ten years later, Verizon decided to get out of the email business. They remembered, "Hey, we bought AOL! Let's transfer all our email customers to AOL." So, that's what happened. My "verizon.net" email address remained the same, but under the hood, it's AOL. Three years after that, I moved from my residence -- about thirty feet. I went from one apartment in my building to another apartment down the hall. In my new home, I was confused there wasn't a telephone jack. When I called Verizon, they told me that my old apartment was the last one in the building that still had a landline or DSL from the phone company. Sorry, a VP apologized when I asked to keep them. Verizon couldn't justify the expense to support the infrastructure for someone who still paid his telephone bill with a check. But hey, I got to keep my Verizon/AOL email, so there's that. |
Anonymous
| You and the AOL person are having trouble |
Anonymous
I'm 54 and I also have a hotmail account. My best friend has an AOL acct. |
Anonymous
Yahoo/AOL/OATH has been trying to make users give up their accounts ever since Sept of 2024 and making the platforms increasingly difficult to use and selling out more and more advertising in a last gasp money grab attempt as well. They probably won't be around much longer. |
Anonymous
| Fortunately, if your yahoo isn’t working they now have pills that will help you out. |
Anonymous
Do these pills affect the hard drive or RAM speeds? Don't even get me started on floppies. |
Anonymous
| I still have a friend (44) who uses Hotmail. It blows my mind. |