So far, I've never seen a search engine for mobile phones, besides the ones that have windows operating system. It would be interesting if Yahoo make a search engine tool that actually search within the operating system of the mobile itself. Searching among old messages, contacts, applications within seconds would give them a good boost for their revenues.
I have registered more than a hundred domains with Yahoo Domains...they were charging $9.95 per domain. Now they have increased the renewal fee to $34.95...so looking at the extortion, I'm shifting to another domains provider which is still charging $9.95 per year...
I have requested to shift one domain to a different provider and have decided to drop one for the time being. Yahoo Domains won't let me cancel the service (it takes me back to the domains page) and won't even let me remove my credit card information...
I hope I can transfer to the other provider and Yahoo won't blackmail & frustrate me further...and also cancel service for the domains I don't need anymore...
Doesn't appear to be possible, so consider this an urgent feature request.
I've taken to using google calendar for keeping my work/home computers and my iPod Touch calendars in sync. But I am the member of a club that uses Yahoo calendar for its scheduling. Would be fantastic if I could subscribe directly to this yahoo calendar from within iCal or Google Calendar.
I have Verizon Fios service. Yahoo was supposed to roll out a new interface about 3 weeks ago. I still see the same version of Verizon Yahoo browser look (inside of both IE7 and FF3). Any ideas on the situation?
I have had a problem for a few months now and have not been able to get an answer. Whenever I try to log in, the "confirm password" screen comes up. When I confirm, the page only refreshes to the confirm password screen. I have tried everything that I can possibly think of, but it does not seem to be working. I have played around with cookies, deleted excess programs on my computer, run a virus/spyware check and more. Oddly, if this means anything, the same thing happens to me on Facebook.
I am running Firefox 2.0.0.14 on Windows XP Home Edition SP1. I have also tried with I.E., and the same thing has happened there (not a surprise, since it is I.E.) Anyway, I have searched the web for an answer to this problem, and I have still not been able to get an answer.
Thank you in advance for any help, and thank you for looking over my problem.
My dad is locked out of yahoo after answering an e-mail from yahoo asking to verify username & password. Now city of birth & password no match. What happened and can it be fixed?
This must happen often but if you look for my dialogue history both at Yahoo Answers and here at getsatisfaction.com, it is apparent I engage well. I am a good advocate of knowledge and was surprised some months, well, almost a year ago, when my ANSWERS account froze and I received a simple response that some action on my part violated Yahoo Answers terms of service.
I have occasionally resent a request to be considered as a participant again and a request for detail of my specific violation. I do not know if it was my content or an interaction. Either one does not really fit my mold and have wondered for what was the suspension.
If anyone could provide guidance and inquire and advocate on my behalf for detail, that would settle my bewilderment and be satisfactory.
I love the new Yahoo! Buzz and I'm sure many agree. I wanted to know how a site publisher would go about partnering with Yahoo! Buzz.
I looked in the Help section of Yahoo! Buzz and it states that the site is currently in beta and during that Yahoo is limiting Buzz! to a small set of select publishers who "represent a broad range of topics and sizes."
However, I don't see any automotive industry related content. We at eGMCarTech (http://www.egmcartech.com) would like team up with Yahoo! Buzz and get some automotive related content into the mix and would be willing to add the Buzz Up! badge on every article as well as serve banner ads like Ars Technica for Yahoo Buzz!.