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@Cchris78 211302 wrote:
The maintenance involved shutting down the protocals.
You say its during peek time. I say peek time is at 12am eastern time.
Frankly, what you say doesn’t matter. Peaktime is defined by the highest average number of users logged on at a given time. That time for yahoo, eastern standard time, begins at 6 pm. It’s not only kids online, but adults as well, some using the service for business communication as well as social communication.
Yahoo can expect me to find another service.
@hatedjealousy 211306 wrote:
*now lets the thread get back on topic*
We are on topic.
Cchris78 wrote:*mattumanu do you get this messege?*Yeah, like I stated before. IN THE MIDDLE OF MY SESSION.
@hatedjealousy 211303 wrote:
Well technically they did give you a beforehand notice… They gave us certain time intervals in which messenger may break down, so they did tell us (24 hours in advance). But of course that doesn’t mean we have to like it. 🙁
No, I recieved no notice whatsoever. Yes, I have the latest version of Yahoo.
Still not able to log on.
I read on Cnet that Yahoo is undergoing a restructuring. I can see they need it badly, because although it’s nice of them to “notify” us of the downtime, it would have been nice to know before hand. As it stands now, I was logged on and in the middle of my session a notice came up about the “scheduled maintanence”. That’s not good. The other thing is… Other services schedule thier “maintanence” for off peak times, while yahoo thinks it’s ok to interrupt thier users during peak times. What nonsense!
So I quit the program. I don’t want yahoo contacting my client for whatever reason. Yahoo is teaching me not to trust them.
