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Q: Is yahoo.cn closing?

My girl friend said yahoo.cn was closed and she can not use mail, but still she used it.

13 years 5 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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I have read about it some month ago, that they will start to close it these days and give them some like 1 month of time to transfer their emails to another emails. Without any back-up or possibility for help...

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After all the good work they did by giving the Chinese the names of dissidents, so they could be executed, and now they have to leave anyway.

 

Google had the right idea in the first place - leave with dignity.

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This is really a disappointing move by Yahoo, seems one day Yahoo will join the the shadows of Microsofts Bing. Guess Google will be our forever king. For now. But I'm still a Yahoo fan.

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yahoo is cleaning up the product somewhat, got an email that said 39 of my accounts contacts will be deleted that have not had activity in 3 years, some old friends from philippines, america and canada. you add a contact and lose touch and your contact list gets longer and longer, probably a good idea.

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Yahoo China belongs to Alibaba Group now, so u have to ask Ma Yun.

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