AT&T New Mail

Please pass this on to the right folks...as u see, I am on-line picking up my yahoo mail.  My e-mail:  ***, for ? 3 or more years now AT&T my internet service provider has been sending e-mails to my Nokia Lumia 635 Cricket cell phone.  NOT a wifi phone, basic talk, text & get e-mail phone.  For whatever reason, last nite ? around 8PM PST, I had 3 e-mails, I turned off phone for the nite, @ 8A this morning still same 3 emails & pops up:  yahoo ! mail needs attention !  my e-mail comes up & under INVALID PASSWORD. Many attempts to turn off phone (per Crickets suggestion, put in mt e-mail & pass word, no change.  Went to phone settings & did again, no change.  Spent 11/2 hours speaking to 5 AT & T Dial -up and other "technical" folks....& am currently BACK on my cell: *** trying to get help from Cricket folks............so, PLEASE check my account # *** for hopefully, details on my MANY phone conversations with your customer service folks.............Cricket has advises me to take the phone to a local Cricket store & let them see what they can do with the situation..............BUT since we do  know why I can get on-line with my password, the mystery of the data no longer being sent to my cell needs to be resolved by AT&T or Cricket or both, thank-you, Carolyn ***  cell ***, land ***

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Obviously the time is coming to leave AT&T Yahoo as my email system.  I don't like Foxfire, I don't want Chrome, and I don't accept being told to change my browser.  As others have said, we are the customer and we are always right.  If AT&T doesn't understand that, they won't be getting our business.

The new roll out won't fix problems it will only create them.  Every new generation of the AT&T emails has been a disaster, which is why I stick with the old basic email format. 

"More speed" is the biggest lie since "I've had a vasectomy."  The only people the "speed" will benefit are the advertisers who clutter up your email.

A couple of meta-comments, about the forum:

1. "Here's a subscription update" is an odd subject line for your alert emails.  "New comment reply to [topic]" would be more useful.

2. There is no such thing as a "kudo".  The word is kudos.  It's a mass noun, like "water", that just happens to end with "s".  A smaller bit of kudos is still kudos.

I would hope that ATT can do something to limit the flashing ad's on the email - they continue to disrupt email review & composing - they slow down the system and become annoying - I don't mind ads, but these shotgun blinking continual ads are a big negative for using ATT Yahoo - .

I agree with many of the members here that the influx of unwanted spam that started with most everyone approximately 2 to 3 months ago, must be addressed by the AT&T Yahoo Email Team. 

What good are all of these great upgrades and features if we are literally and relentlessly bombarded with spam that originates from one professional spammer, the "CBD" spammer?

This "CBD" spammer obviously infiltrated the AT&T customer base and then overnight, started sending 50 to 75+ spams per day.  I believe that AT&T has the technology to stop it.  It is preventing an enjoyable experience.

Thank you.

I too, believe as the customer, I should be able to eliminate the darn irritating ads that make the loading of my mail unusable until they finally load.  And there should be a way for me to block them without  having to purchase an ad blocker...AT&T wake up! Give us what we want,,not what you think we want