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On the right hand side of my email I have an advertisement that was not there before. And I wish to turn it off, how do I do this?

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Horaayy..there are 3 comment(s) for me so far ;)

#1

The only way to remove the ad’s are to set up client based mail ex Mac mail Outlook express entourage ect. or

Download Firefox click below

Then install Ad Blocker Plus (ABP) click below after downloading Firefox

All free downloads
You will have no Ad’s on any web page
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KWA wrote on August 5, 2010 - 7:39 pm
#2

Forget it. You can’t stop the Ads. AT&T and Yahoo screwed their customers again. We pay for ad free Mail Plus in our DSL fee, but AT&T and Yahoo decided to violate us and make more money putting ads in our email programs. Now they get our money and make us put up with the ads. AT&T says the fee only pays for the Address Guard and Spam Gruard Plus.

My Cable company will install their DSL next Wednesday. Then I’ll cancel my AT&T Yahoo DSL service, plus my AT&T phone service. I’ll use my cell for all my phone needs.

oddball wrote on August 9, 2010 - 5:00 am
#3

I was so annoyed by Yahoo ads I spent three days trying to disable them. Nothing worked for Internet Explorer (IE) or the AT&T Yahoo browser whose functionality relies on IE., until I downloaded I.E. 7 Pro add-on, which blocked the ads for Internet Explorer. To select the Ad Blocker settings, click on the I.E. Pro icon, which appears on your I.E. Toolbar.

Finally, I switched to Modzilla Firefox and set my home page to which allowed me to acess my AT%T Yahoo mail. I tried the Modzilla add-on, AdBlockPlus, but it disabled some content on my home page, so I deleted it!

For ads I selected in Modzilla Firefox, I right-clicked on the ad and chose the block option, which whited out the ad. If I wanted to see it (although I can’t imagine why!), I right-clicked again, chose ’select all’ and
clicked on the blue box, which appeared in the upper-left corner. If it didn’t take me to the web site, I chose ‘open link in a new window’.

You can also disable ‘external site images’ and ‘all images’ in Firefox, depending on your preferences.

I’m still working on the AT&T Yahoo browser!

Cheers!

Terry J wrote on August 10, 2010 - 5:01 am
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