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how do i stop yahoo! advertising in my emails?

when an email is sent to a Yahoo! address, Yahoo! automatically highlights selected lines and uses this to advertise products.

I don't want my adverts to advertise any one elses products but my own. How do I stop Yahoo! from doing this?

Many Thanks,

Laurie
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Farzad Akbarnejad
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Hello,
If you buy Yahoo! Mail service it stops showing advertisement.

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FarzadA,

The account I'm sending the emails with isn't a Yahoo! account, the accounts recieving them are.

I am sending out marketing emails to lots of different email addresses, and if the email address that recieves them is a Yahoo! account, it highlight some of the text. Is there a way to stop Yahoo! automatically highlighting some phrases/sentences in my email?

If i got Yahoo! Mail Service it would stop emails I recieved getting highlighted, I want to stop emails I send getting highlighted.

Thanks!
From the information you've provided it looks like you have a text highlighter installed in your browser. The best way to find out is to try opening yahoo mail via  different browser. Alternatively if you could post details of your browser, I may be able to let you know where to find the text highlighter plug in..
@sbk100

OK, I tried it in FF, IE, Opera and Chrome, and the only browser that didn't do it was chrome. I think this might just be something I have to put up with.
If there was a solution in the HTML of the email to stop Yahoo! highlighting the text in the emails I have sent, I would want to know, but what I'm interested in is stopping the text highlighting in the emails I send, rather than the ones I recieve.
If you know of a way to do this, that would be great, but I think it's a bit adventurous!

Thanks
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not the answer i wanted, but it is correct. thanks anyway...