Kaz
New Member
If anyone receives a response from Yahoo Customer Care suggesting that the sender needs to open a support ticket, please raise the following points with them:
"Hi, thanks for the quick reply but that's not really an acceptable resolution - for a few reasons:
1. Thousands of ZoneEdit users are affected, which would mean contacting thousands (potentially millions) of senders. Do you guys really need a million support tickets to be lodged to fix this ongoing problem?
2. If Yahoo users aren't receiving emails from senders because Yahoo is blocking them - and there's not even a notification from Yahoo that these incoming messages are being blocked - then we have no real way of determining exactly who is trying to email us (i.e. we don't know which senders we'd even need to ask to open the support tickets you've suggested).
3. Many of the affected users (including me) have paid Yahoo subscriptions. We pay for a service and we do expect it to work. (I've had ZoneEdit forwarding email to my Yahoo mailbox for over 20 years.)
4. ZoneEdit has already contacted Yahoo about this issue (multiple times over the past few days, as far as I'm aware)."
"Hi, thanks for the quick reply but that's not really an acceptable resolution - for a few reasons:
1. Thousands of ZoneEdit users are affected, which would mean contacting thousands (potentially millions) of senders. Do you guys really need a million support tickets to be lodged to fix this ongoing problem?
2. If Yahoo users aren't receiving emails from senders because Yahoo is blocking them - and there's not even a notification from Yahoo that these incoming messages are being blocked - then we have no real way of determining exactly who is trying to email us (i.e. we don't know which senders we'd even need to ask to open the support tickets you've suggested).
3. Many of the affected users (including me) have paid Yahoo subscriptions. We pay for a service and we do expect it to work. (I've had ZoneEdit forwarding email to my Yahoo mailbox for over 20 years.)
4. ZoneEdit has already contacted Yahoo about this issue (multiple times over the past few days, as far as I'm aware)."