kliles
join:2007-06-26
Mississauga, ON
| Webmail now has adverts? What is this crap? Now Yahoo/Rogers webmail has inline adverts all over the bloody page...
It simply says: "Recently, Rogers and Yahoo! jointly introduced advertising content to the Rogers Yahoo! Mail service."
This is brutal and as far as I can tell, just started overnight (between Nov.13 and Nov.14) since I use webmail every day.
Of course, 99% of the crappy ads are blocked by judicious entries in my hosts file, but the space on the screen occupied by the messages about the ad not appearing are a huge drag. | |
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join:2001-10-13
| Re: Webmail now has adverts? I agree with you totally
This is the reply I got
Advertising content is commonly included in other popular mail services
such as 'Hotmail' and 'Gmail'. Rogers and Yahoo! have jointly introduced
advertising content, to the Rogers Yahoo! Mail service.
HOTMAIL AND GMAIL IS FREE
We pay for yahoo e-mail services... | |
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join:2007-06-26
Mississauga, ON
| Re: Webmail now has adverts? In the main webmail screen, say looking at inbox, you can click on a arrow icon to hide/unhide the advert that appears down the rightmost 25% or so of the screen, but as soon as you DO anything (like open an email or click on 'check mail' or the like) the advert once again encroaches on the screen.
This makes it beyond annoying (maybe Rogers should use that as their new marketing slogan). | |
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| elwoodblues
Elwood Blues
join:2006-08-30
Toronto, ON | No you don't.
Rogers attitude is you are paying for connectivty to the Internet and the rest is "free" | |
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drunkgoat
join:2004-04-18
1 edit | first it was dropping everyone's speed by 2mbps ("to allow for network imporvements")
then it was dropping the free hosted web space
then it was dropping usenet ("because of child porn")
then it was throttling
then it was the download cap
now it's putting ads into our email
the slide down the slippery slope continues...
just add this new transgression to the list, which also includes web page injections, and 404 hijacks. | |
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| kliles
join:2007-06-26
Mississauga, ON
| Re: Webmail now has adverts? said by drunkgoat  :first it was dropping everyone's speed by 2mbps ("to allow for network imporvements") then it was dropping the free hosted web space then it was dropping usenet ("because of child porn") then it was throttling then it was the download cap now it's putting ads into our email the slide down the slippery slope continues... just add this new transgression to the list, which also includes web page injections, and 404 hijacks. go ahead, make my day... 
Yes, I know the futility of complaining about ANYTHING to do with Rogers, but there might be therapeutic value... | |
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| elwoodblues
Elwood Blues
join:2006-08-30
Toronto, ON | I'm not saying it's right, I'm simply pointing out what the story will be when you complain. | |
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sbrook
Premium,Mod
join:2001-12-14
H0H 0H0 | Re: Webmail now has adverts? Yup ... It's very frustrating. Makes me all the more glad I don't rely on freemail or ISP services. | |
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sbrook
Premium,Mod
join:2001-12-14
H0H 0H0 | Re: Webmail now has adverts? Correct.
Time for some major complaining. | |
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Arcturus
join:2008-04-18
London, ON | In all seriousness however I might ask
Who in their correct mind is using their free ISP email account?
Why would you lock yourself into an ISP like that? | |
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Stewy
Premium
join:2007-12-12
Kitchener, ON
| Re: Webmail now has adverts? said by Arcturus :Why would you lock yourself into an ISP like that? Exactly, the other thing you need to consider is that if you cancel your internet with Rogers they will also close your Yahoo Webmail account. | |
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join:2004-04-18 | Re: Webmail now has adverts? just like there is number portability now, I can see email portability being demanded in the future. Question is when ? | |
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join:2002-10-14
Welland, ON
| Re: Webmail now has adverts? probably not they would have to host your account on there server for as long as you wont it ,there would be to many technical issues to move it to another isp.....they could sell you an email service i guess but why waste time and money just use hotmail, gmail or yahoo's free service ..there not going anywhere anytime soon | |
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join:2008-06-03
North York, ON
| said by Stewy :said by Arcturus :Why would you lock yourself into an ISP like that? Exactly, the other thing you need to consider is that if you cancel your internet with Rogers they will also close your Yahoo Webmail account. That's only if you joined your Yahoo! mail account with your Rogers account when you created it, and even then, the Yahoo! account is recoverable. | |
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Stojko
Premium
join:2007-10-20
St John'S, NL | I fear what else Rogers has in store for us. | |
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dissappointed
@rogers.com
| This rude and invasive advertising spam-move by Rogers demonstrates the systemic disregard Rogers has for its customers. They market the rogers-yahoo mail component as part of the service. It is false advertising for Rogers reps to tell us they only provide connectivity. They market a full service not-for-free internet service. It is amazing how much useful screen real estate that one needs to manage messages, has been unilaterally taken from the customer. After all, the customer pays for the screen area and Rogers has taken that space from us with no opportunity to turn it off. I need all of the space I have on the screen to be productive. Rogers reduction in my available work space takes away any reason to use the Rogers package over something like gmail. Now there is no reason to stay with Rogers and every reason to change. | |
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Elwood Blues
join:2006-08-30
Toronto, ON | Re: Webmail now has adverts? Like Sbrook, I have my own domain, as well as number of Gmail accounts.
My mail provider(amongst other things) also has a great anti-spam system which I CONTROL and can white/blacklist whom I wish | |
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| elwoodblues
Elwood Blues
join:2006-08-30
Toronto, ON
| Their attitude is very simple, you are NOT GOING TO GET 10mb ANYWHERE ELSE SO THERE.
I'm on 3web (which at his very moment has slowed down to under 4mb, but I refuse to go to Rogers and DSL will give me MAX 2.5mb(I suspect now that is Bell putting me on a low profile on purpose). | |
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Stewy
Premium
join:2007-12-12
Kitchener, ON
| Re: Webmail now has adverts? said by elwoodblues :Their attitude is very simple, you are NOT GOING TO GET 10mb ANYWHERE ELSE SO THERE. Heck I can't even get 10Mbps with rogers.
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gabe
@rogers.com
| Rogers Yahoo web mail now looks like circus, the ads refresh every time you click on anything. It's not only very obtrusive but it gives their mail product a feel of a cheap email account. I understand they want to make more money but this goes too far. I believe I am paying quite a premium for their High speed internet product, not to mention their frequent price hikes so they should keep it ad free or at minimum less irritating. Web mail is advertised as a part of their high-speed package. | |
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Sempronius
join:2008-09-18
Toronto, ON
| Rogers Webmail now has adverts? Exactly the reason why I refuse to use any web-base email that supports ads.
For the past five years I have been using the web-base email service of Burntmail.com »https://burntmail.com It's wholly Canadian owned and operated based in Edmonton, Alberta and non ad-supported; A superior web-base email than Yahoo!, Gmail, Windows Live Hotmail, etc., will ever hope to be. All of these are ad-supported and it's really annoying to see all these over-sized averts within the interface pages of your web-mail including tag-lines attached to outbound messages. Burntmail doesn't support any form of advertisement and its service is growing in popularity all the time. | |
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anon23424
@rogers.com | Re: Rogers Webmail now has adverts? I use this top secret program called ADBLOCK. And to my surprise, i don't see any ads. IT'S AMAZING. | |
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BEvans
@rogers.com | Re: Rogers Webmail now has adverts? With Adblock you don't see the ads but the space they would appear in is still wasted. For example the big ad bar on the right side. | |
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join:2008-06-03
North York, ON | Re: Rogers Webmail now has adverts? In the new-mail version, there should be a little tab on the right side (left side of the ad) to hide it. It will be there next time you load the page up, but at least you can get it to move out of the way. | |
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Sempronius
join:2008-09-18
Toronto, ON
3 edits | Rogers Webmail now has adverts? said by KraZe :In the new-mail version, there should be a little tab on the right side (left side of the ad) to hide it. It will be there next time you load the page up, but at least you can get it to move out of the way. As IN4Mer has indicated, Webmail subscriber's are paying a premium fee to Rogers and therefore no advertisements should appear, whatsoever, within the interface pages of Rogers Yahoo! HiSpeed Webmail.
I agree with Sbrook, 'Time for major complaining.' However, if subscriber's choose to take no action, then a clear message is being sent to Rogers that subscriber's are satisfied with Rogers and Yahoo! inserting advertisements within the interface pages of premium subscriber's web mail.
Now is the time to take action by contacting one or all of the following, and make it clear that as a paid subscriber to Rogers Yahoo! you'll not tolerate advertisements of any kind within the interface pages of your premium subscription to Rogers web mail.
Jerry Yang
CEO and Chief Yahoo! - jerry@yahoo-inc.com
Roy J. Bostock
Chairman of the Board for Yahoo! Inc (Since January 2008) - bostock@yahoo-inc.com
Ted Rogers
CEO and President Rogers Communications - trogers@rci.rogers.com
Jane Haitsma
Customer Relations Executive Rogers Communications - jhaitsma@rci.rogers.com
Taanta Gupta - Executive Vice President, Rogers Communications - taanta.gupta@rci.rogers.com
Footnote: As well, let Rogers and Yahoo! know that you mean business with them; forward a copy of your email off to the media (include a snap shot) to the Toronto Star Editorial Department - city@thestar.ca , or CTV Online News -newsonline@ctv.ca The Star and CTV are always looking for news like this. | |
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anon32432
@rogers.com | Re: Rogers Webmail now has adverts? No thanks i have more important things in my life to worry about than a few ads in my webmail service.
I guess some people have ALOT more time on there hands then i do. | |
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Sempronius
join:2008-09-18
Toronto, ON
2 edits | Rogers Webmail now has adverts? Right! A premium subscriber to Rogers whose paying $54.95 a month for Hispeed Internet, who chooses to use Rogers Webmail has to content with advertisements in the interface pages of their webmail. Think again!
This argument that Rogers is giving that 'Advertising content is commonly included in other popular mail services such as Hotmail and Gmail' is a bull shit. Premium subscriber's to Gmail, Yahoo, Windows Live Hotmail who pay a premium yearly fee see no advertisements. Free subscriber's, yes, see advertisements. Premium subscriber's to Rogers are well within their right to complain.
Footnote: It's bad enough that Rogers is intercepting other company's webpages and inserting banner ads alerting their subscriber's when they've reached 75% of their allotted bandwidth usage. And now to shove avertisements upon their premium subscriber's by inserting advertisements in premiums subscriber's webmail. Enough is enough of allowing Rogers to dominate their premium subscriber's. | |
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Elwood Blues
join:2006-08-30
Toronto, ON | Actually it doesn't. I many cases the space is filled in. | |
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join:2004-11-21
London, ON
1 edit | Yes!!! Everyone get Firefox then get the add-ons Adblock Plus. For the next step also get Greasemonkey+Platypus toolbar. And if you want to go one more also get NoScript. Spend few minutes learning these and you will never see ads on the internet again. Even just using adblock will get rid of most of them. | |
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DS256
Premium
join:2003-10-25
Markham, ON
 ·Rogers Portable In..
| said by Sempronius :Exactly the reason why I refuse to use any web-base email that supports ads. For the past five years I have been using the web-base email service of Burntmail.com » https:// burntmail.com It's wholly Canadian owned and operated based in Edmonton, Alberta and non ad-supported; A superior web-base email than Yahoo!, Gmail, Windows Live Hotmail, etc., will ever hope to be. All of these are ad-supported and it's really annoying to see all these over-sized averts within the interface pages of your web-mail including tag-lines attached to outbound messages. Burntmail doesn't support any form of advertisement and its service is growing in popularity all the time. When the kids starting going off to post secondary school, I wanted a web presence for pages and mail that didn't require them to change everytime they moved. I also found a good Canadian company (Mecca) that offers www.eHosting.ca. Mind you instead of US$15/yr for Burntmail this one is CA$4/mth. It's a great reliable service with an excellent SPAM filter. Works behind either Rogers or Bells Firewall for using mail clients like Express or Thunderbird.
What I wish is that ISP's were required to break out web and mail services separately and only offer the IP address. That would allow other vendors to offer value added services. Mind you, I can see the ISP's pricing IP service the same as they charge today. | |
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Sempronius
join:2008-09-18
Toronto, ON | Rogers Webmail now has adverts? Within Canada you send in a yearly Canadian Money Order for $15.00. Outside of Canada (U.S. Residents), a U.S. Money Order. That's the way I've always done for the past 5 years. | |
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Sempronius
join:2008-09-18
Toronto, ON | Rogers Webmail now has adverts? Just to ask, will someone please post a sample of the adverts that appear within Rogers Webmail here. Jon Newton, from P2PNet would like to see a sample, subsequent to an email I sent to him.
Thanks! | |
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Elwood Blues
join:2006-08-30
Toronto, ON | Re: Rogers Webmail now has adverts? I'm using Servage, a European based company that costs me $8.10/month.
There are limits but they are so high it's a joke | |
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Stewy
Premium
join:2007-12-12
Kitchener, ON
| Re: Rogers Webmail now has adverts? said by elwoodblues :I'm using Servage, a European based company that costs me $8.10/month. There are limits but they are so high it's a joke wow
for $99/year or $8.30/month, I'm using newsguy I have something like 200Megs with 4 email, SSL, pop and web. It also comes with 50 Gigs of NNTP per month that rolls over
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@bell.ca
| Re: Rogers Webmail now has adverts? I was soooooooooooo infuriated by these ads. I installed a greasemonkey script and that took care of them on one computer, but I check my email in lots of places.
So long story short... I purchased a Yahoo Pro account dor $20USD per year.
Then I looked at my Rogers bill and cancelled everything I deemed non essential. I cut my bill in half by cancelling extra chanels and my cell phone. I also downgraded to express.
So instead of making tiny bits of money on ads Rogers has now lost half my business.
If everyone does the same we will hit them in the pocketbook and they will reverse their decision quickly.
JOIN IN AND LET YOUR VOICE BE HEARD, CALL THEM TO CANCEL SOME SERVICES AND MAKE SURE THE PERSON ON THE LINE UNDERSTANDS WHY YOU DID IT.
Lets keep track who else cancels some or all services. Cut and paste the following and keep adding your name.
1. Kamwest - cut rogers bill in half
2. Next Name
3. Next Name
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troyw
@rogers.com
| Wow, was I shocked when I too woke up in the morning to find my email frames surrounded by flashing and moving ads. First thing I did was click on the link to tell me more about the change....very informing.
I did send a complaint through a webform to Rogers but have recieved no reply.
I just sent this email...let you know what I hear:
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Ms. Haistma:
I'm writing you to express my dissatisfaction with recent changes that Rogers has made to their user paid email service.
During the overnight hours of November 13th a change was introduced, without notice, that inserted advertisements in the side and bottom panels of the users of Rogers/Yahoo webmail.
My disappointment arises from 2 issues:
1. The lack of notice that this change was going to occur to the users of this service. With a Project Management background in IT, had I done the same thing in my organization, my users would have absolutely called for a public execution.
2. The principle that because I pay for my monthly service from Rogers, and email capability is inclusive in that purchased service, I should not be visually assaulted by advertisements that I cannot control or turn off. One of the prime reasons I have chosen Rogers as my service provider is the absence of advertising contained within your service. It's something that I expect from a service that I have procured.
To date there has been absolutely zero communication from Rogers with respect to this change. Keeping users informed is something I have come to expect from Rogers, and I hope this tradition continues by correcting this slight change in course.
Best Regards.
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Sempronius
join:2008-09-18
Toronto, ON
1 edit | Webmail now has adverts? Good for you. More need to follow suit. United we stand, divided we fall.
Footnote: I'll also add that I sent emails to The Toronto Star, CTV News, CBC, P2PNet, Lauren Weinstein, Michael Geist... | |
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@rogers.com | well simple trick for now is to switch to old Yahoo classic view account and the ads disappear on the side but they still show on top part of screen without hindering the view of ur actual mail..... | |
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sbrook
Premium,Mod
join:2001-12-14
H0H 0H0 | Moreover they're sending you lots of bytes you're paying for (which is another reason I don't like webmail, even when I'm away). | |
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johnt1328
join:2008-11-17
canada
1 edit | Agreed - this is the most annoying thing ever.
I am in webmail all day and losing 1/8 of screen real estate EVERY click is really annoying. I can't go to a single system mail client because with kids I never know which computer is available through the day. 5 minutes in my webmail and I'm ready to punch my screen.
- Switching to another webmail service or getting my own hosting could be done but time consuming and I thought I was already paying money for service that included email without spam - which is what this is isn't it ? Unwanted advertising material literally in your Inbox.
Good point on the bandwidth too, does this count ? If so then shouldn't it get knocked off our usage ?
I'll open a new case every day or 3 - 4 times a day and switch back to classic for now.
EDIT In Classic mail you still get the ads but they are along the top and not as intrusive, a 1/8 scroll sends them up. You cans also start blocking 'blanking' them with various tools. | |
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kwalish
join:2008-11-17
| Ugh... I noticed this yesterday when I logged in to check my mail. Like many others on here I'm upset because, ostensibly, part of the (ever increasing, I might add) money I'm paying for my internet is going towards these little value-added services like webmail. I would use a mail client, however it is kinda convenient being able to check my email from any computer.
What's really infuriating is that the ad keeps popping up whenever you switch messages, and it reloads the ad every time you do something in the client. It's distracting, and needling away at my bandwidth cap.
Living in Newfoundland, my only other option is Bell Aliant, which curiously enough has become available in my neighborhood recently. I just wish we had more options here for high-speed, like TekSavvy  In my mind it's just switching from one greedy telecom that doesn't care about their customers to another.
A lot of things I sign up for are set up to use my Rogers email address, I think I will be switching to some ISP neutral mail provider like GMail full time soon, as to prevent any difficulty in changing my email address in the future, like say, when I change ISPs in frustration. | |
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Sempronius
join:2008-09-18
Toronto, ON
| Webmail now has adverts? said by kwalish :It's distracting, and needling away at my bandwidth cap. Good point. Excuse me for your saying this, but it warrants being said, as the shit hit the fan when Bell began throttling wholesale customers and customer's left in droves, so, too, the same treatment be given Rogers for this latest action. Every time a page is flipped and pop-up ads appears, it's exactly as Kwalish says, it eating away at your allotted bandwidth usage.
Now consider this, you did not agree to have Rogers and Yahoo! insert advertisements within the interface pages of your premium webmail, nor were you advise of such action. You're within your right to cancel your service without any recourse and move away from Rogers. Give Rogers the same treatment that was given to Bell. What's good for the goose is good for the gander. | |
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Sempronius
join:2008-09-18
Toronto, ON
1 edit | Webmail now has adverts? I'm curious, if subscriber's to Yahoo!.com and Yahoo!.ca have a premium membership, are they, too, subjected to advertisements within their premium subscription to webmail?
Footnote: I've just answered my own question | |
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Elwood Blues
join:2006-08-30
Toronto, ON | Re: Webmail now has adverts? No Graphical ads, but nobody says anything about TEXT ads | |
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Stojko
Premium
join:2007-10-20
St John'S, NL | I stopped using ISP email a long time ago. I use GMail - it's free, has over 7GB of storage and has a streamlined interface.
GMail advertisements are unobtrusive text ads. I barely even notice them. | |
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Sempronius
join:2008-09-18
Toronto, ON
| Webmail now has adverts? Over the weekend I send an email off to Ellen Roseman about this. Just picked up her email now. Apparently others have written her as well. She's followed through with an email asking Rogers to explain the purpose for the advertisements, she waiting a reply, and will write an article either on her blog or in the Toronto Star. | |
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kwalish
join:2008-11-17
| Well gee, isn't that wonderful? It's just like that premium webmail except... Rogers is making money off me every time I view an email message via their advertising, and annoying the hell out of me with animated ads that won't go away, and using up some of that precious bandwidth they do so want us to conserve. Who exactly thought this was a good idea? It's certainly not making me feel any better about Rogers. In fact I would have to say that it's doing the exact opposite. It's almost as if they've finally become self-aware of the oligarchy they hold with the other telecom corporations in Canada and figured they could stop hiding their contempt for their customers now.
I don't suppose anyone knows of any broadband ISPs in St. John's that aren't Bell Aliant or Rogers? Probably not, but hey, might as well ask. | |
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Sempronius
join:2008-09-18
Toronto, ON
| Webmail now has adverts? said by kwalish : Who exactly thought this was a good idea? Rogers and Yahoo! jointly are responsible for advertising content in your premium webmail. | |
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brohmes
| »overview.mail.yahoo.com/enhancem···mailplus
You can get yahoo plus for $12 per year. I wonder how loudly we'll need to complain to get Rogers to "comp" that charge? I'm betting their "retention" team is going to be getting quite a few calls.... | |
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KamWest
@bell.ca | I just paid 19.99 USD and I followed your link, it also says 19.99. | |
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brohmes
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Sempronius
join:2008-09-18
Toronto, ON
| Webmail now has adverts? Ran into my neighbor this evening who, by the way, works in Sales for Rogers.
Approached him on the topic of why Rogers has taken to plastering subscriber's inbox with adverts. His reply, Because they can. And it's a great marketing opportunity for Rogers. Because a few people are complaining doesn't mean that Rogers is going to bring an end to an otherwise lucrative deal.
Sadly, you'll all have to contend with adverts in your Rogers Yahoo! Inbox. | |
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join:2008-04-19
Toronto, ON | Re: Webmail now has adverts? For now, gonna let my wallet do the talking here soon enough
It will be one of the reasons I mention when they ask me why | |
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sbrook
Premium,Mod
join:2001-12-14
H0H 0H0
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Host:
Rogers
Bell Canada
| It's still got Rogers name; I pay my bill to Rogers; Rogers includes email as a part of the service, however it is branded. This is a part of what DPI is for ... to target the advertising.
So, the complaints still go to Rogers even if they deny that we pay for it. After all, Rogers Yahoo! give us Launchcast Plus as opposed to Launchcast. | |
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Sempronius
join:2008-09-18
Toronto, ON
| Webmail now has adverts? said by sbrook : This is a part of what DPI is for ... to target the advertising. Exactly. And as Bell also uses DPI, it wouldn't suprise me if Bell and Microsoft may follow in the steps of Rogers and Yahoo! | |
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Robrr
join:2008-04-19
Toronto, ON
 ·TekSavvy Solutions..
·Rogers Hi-Speed
1 edit | Sent an email into Rogers about this tonight(see below), have to wait and see what their reply is:
Dear Sir or Madam;
I am emailing you with regards to the recent changes to the Rogers Yahoo Webmail.
I would like to express my utter disgust with the recent addition of advertising frames to the Rogers Yahoo! Webmail service. As a customer of Rogers Hi Speed Internet Extreme I am paying Rogers $54.95/month every month for this service. This is a premium service - and as a premium service subscriber I should not be subjected to any form of advertising. This is not a service such as Hotmail or GMail where the service is provided for free and relies on the advertising to be able to provide this service so I cannot fathom why this is now the case with Rogers Yahoo mail.
As a paying customer of this service, I would like a full explanation as to why this was implemented. The addition of these advertisements are of absolutely no value to me and I am not seeing anything returned to me as a result of the extra revenues being generated by this advertising.
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KamWest
@bell.ca
1 edit | Just received this from Rogers......
Dear subscriber,
We apologize for the delay in responding to your email. We are
currently receiving higher email volume than normal, and are attempting
to answer all email as quickly as possible in the order they arrive.
We understand your frustration and apologize for any inconvenience.
As our intention is to always improve the level of service we provide
and we thank you for providing us with the details of your concerns with
our Rogers Webmail. By reviewing your email and the details of your
account, we can identify areas for future improvement.
We have escalated your email to the Office of the President. An
Operational Assistant will attempt to call you within 24 hours to
discuss this issue with you. Please refer to case number C5170131.
We apologize for any delays in the meantime.
If you have any further questions or comments regarding our service,
please fill out the online form on our Customer Support page listed
below or contact us by phone at 1-888-288-4663.
Regards,
Shoban S.
Rogers Hi-Speed Internet
Electronic Support Group | |
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@rogers.com | Re: Webmail now has adverts? I received the identical form letter response to my complaint letter. | |
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KamWest
@rogers.com
| I ponied up the 20 bucks per year for mail plus with no ads. Rogers did not win because at the same time I canceled my 35 dollar per month cell phone. I only kept it for emergencies and I figured if they nickel and dime me then it was time to take some of my dimes back.
Cancel your services, that is the only way your voice will be heard. | |
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Sempronius
join:2008-09-18
Toronto, ON
| Webmail now has adverts? said by KamWest :
Rogers did not win because at the same time I canceled my 35 dollar per month cell phone.
Cancel your services, that is the only way your voice will be heard.
Friends of mine in Brampton attempted to cancel their cells phones with Rogers and Rogers would allow them, saying they were on contract until December 2009. If they cancelled Rogers would charge them $200.00 for breaking the contract. | |
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join:2008-04-19
Toronto, ON | Re: Webmail now has adverts? They should look at dropping their internet for another provider. | |
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join:2002-12-02
Oakville, ON
| Re: Webmail now has adverts? Ya, I broke-down last night and paid the 20 bucks to make the ads go away.
Right after I called Rogers Wireless and cancelled my cell phone which I had for 6 years at a cost of 34 bucks per month. I am going to go with PC Mobile pay as you go.
I was also thinking of getting Rogers Home Phone, but they can forget about that now. | |
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