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From: fabio_weissert at hotmail.com (Fabio Weissert)
Subject: Yahoo Geocities allowing scam sites?

Hi


I usually try here: Content Violation Reporting Form:


http://add.yahoo.com/fast/help/us/geo/cgi_abuse


quite a pain to find it, though. They aren't that responsive, so don't get 
overexcited..


Regards,


Fabio



>
>Not exactly on topic, but WTF is up with www.e-qo1d.com
><http://www.e-qo1d.com> ?  it is an e-gold scam site, and it is hosted
>on yahoo geocities servers, using a premium hosting package.  I (and at
>least 2 others) have sent emails to yahoo about it when it first came to
>our attention (Jan 22nd), but nothing has been done about it, and it is
>still up, and still on yahoo servers.  Does yahoo just not care anymore,
>or what?
>
>On a side note, it is f-ing impossible to find contact point for yahoo
>geocities' abuse department - the email is lited no-where in their
>help...  I finally foundnd it at abuse.net, but I would think an abuse
>contact point would be something pretty damn basic...
>
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