Why Do We Need to Pay Extra for Spam Protection?

It's been years since my AT&T webmail interface was taken over by Yahoo Mail. In all this time, I've been very unhappy with your spam filtering. It used to routinely kidnap e-mails from newsletters that I had been subscribed to for many months. Now it routinely passes a high volume of obvious phishing attacks. I can send you 100 examples for study any time you wish.

Something that especially worries me is that you keep offering to unsubscribe me from these spammers. This is a well-known blunder that guarantees a lot more spam.

Now I see you're offering spam protection at a premium price. It makes me wonder if your lousy anti-spam protection isn't a plot to extort money from users.

Given the chance, I would gladly switch providers to find somebody more into customer service. If I have to pay, it certainly won't be to you!

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