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I got the invite to join on my iPhone via email, and when I opened it up, it said ‘Coming Soon.’

To me, the Google launch was diminished by this–you can bet a set if iPhone users would have added fuel to the adoption fire.

So Yahoo mails me a letter instructing me to “contact the following number: 1-866 800-8092. I call, only to hear a “No Live Support is available at this number” recording. WTF!!

Yahoo is not out to launch, their Out To Lunch! What a bunch of F#cking yahoos!

BTW, The wording in the letter itself is classic criminal corp. double-speak.
“All Yahoo! Domain customers agree to auto-renewal until canceled. Our Billing department has closed this service for Mr. Rallins. He will still have service through the remainder of the paid period. Per our Terms of Service, no refunds will be issued…”

Translation: When you buy a domain through Yahoo there’s a auto-renewal clause in the TOS so you can’t cancel a domain you “agreed” to auto-renew. So while we have closed service for you, we will continue to “service” your account as long as it is paid.

Result: Yahoo “auto-renewed” the same canceled domain for three years, changing amounts charged to circumvent the set price renewal block my bank used. Last month, I had to cancel my card and close my account just to stop Yahoo from milking me indefinitely.