Ads in Webmail
Am I the only person who's disgruntled by the addition of advertising between messages on webmail? It is MOST aggravating and I can't seem to find anyone to whom I can express this. Cox has also beg...
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You absolutely are not. I have ads from probably the same shirt company as everyone else--a site I have NEVER visited. Cox suggested I go to Google and block the ad; unfortunately, blocking ads and popups in Cox ALSO causes me not to be able to read email attachments!! So there's that. I was on the phone with Cox for at least 45 minutes last week asking about this, and Cox support is absolutely NO HELP!! They don't say that they don't know how to fix it, just for me to go block the site and that I might have been "infected with adware or malware." Ran a scan on my computer--nothing. If "infection" is so, why doesn't it happen on anything else? Makes NO SENSE!!!
I agree, the ads are annoying, but I also understand they help keep the Cox Webmail system free. If you don't want to get ads, then all you have to do is setup and use a mail client. POOF, no ads.
If you don't want to get ads, then all you have to do is setup and use a mail client. POOF, no ads.
That would work. Or, you could just block ads and use Webmail.
I block ads and pop-ups and had no problem opening an attached text file in an email my Webmai account received from a different email account.
