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All game in the name :D
I do however wish for competition to Google.
lets see what happens. Although, why isn't Google trying to acquire Yahoo?
Maybe this is exactly what Microsoft's Plan B was! Let the stock value drop & then snap up Yahoo at a bargain basement price.
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My speeds are very slow and this problem happened out of the blue.
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