Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's contagious. I don't have Yahoo. I have AOL, and email has been inaccessible for the past hour. AOL acknowledges the problem and is working on it.

Are you joking?

First I couldn't belive anyone still uses yahoo then I keep reading and people are still using aol?! This blows my mind.

Does it still say "YOU HAVE MAIL" when you log on?

I know, this thread has unintentionally made me laugh so hard

Yes, my yahoo account had some problems receiving/sending mail this morning.

AOL too.

Yahoo is back up

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's contagious. I don't have Yahoo. I have AOL, and email has been inaccessible for the past hour. AOL acknowledges the problem and is working on it.

Why on earth are you still using either of these services? It is 2025.

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 wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's contagious. I don't have Yahoo. I have AOL, and email has been inaccessible for the past hour. AOL acknowledges the problem and is working on it.

Why on earth are you still using either of these services? It is 2025.

DP but I've had my yahoo address since 1999. Why would I change it?

because age discrimination is real, if you ever have to apply for job, you should update it

My Yahoo hasn’t worked since 2002, OP.

My elderly parent has yahoo and it says “you are offline”
I’ve been summoned to “fix it”

Still down.

Mine isn’t working.

In my 40s. Had the same address since college

Came here to ask same question.

I'm 69. Maybe I have the first yahoo email account ever.

Thanks OP. It's really helpful to learn there is a widespread problem.

Are you all like 60 plus?