If  you say yes, then  you probably believe what "they" tell you about no one owns the internet.
126176
Actually I believe they did... evidence exists and all the proof people give to say otherwise can easily be explained... space missions still go one today and people do still land on the moon. It's not impossible! We should be glad that people are making the effort to study the things around us - though perhaps my only qualm is that the money spent could be better used for something else... like helping the poor
492731
Yes if you do if for profit or fraud.
539965
No.  These days it is hard to trust people with your personal data.
515583
I don't think that they would put that kind of info on the web.
511730
No. They get the information they want from you, then they advertise. Sometimes they're free, but don't think they just discard all of the information they get.
356532
I see that sometimes too but no I dont not think atheism is the religon of the internet.
177928
This is probably not legitimate, and is probably an example of online fraud.
450850
Yes it does, and if you don't believe me, go to there website.
494030
I doubt it.  I don't shop on the intranet and I know I am not the only one.
69434
if you believe it's true, IT'S TRUE
85345
I think thats a scam, I doubt yahoo would be shutting down
281260
of course you should not feel guilty you have responsabilities as a member of the internet community.
376516
They probably think this is the only place they can speak their mind and so many people visit the computers and you are probably right and that they can find someone around the world that would agree with them or understand them.
293234
Just as a quick heads-up, if you're not able to find publicly available information on the internet, what makes you think you can sneak around and find out private information?\n\nInvestigators tend to be a little more inquisitive than you appear to be.
474275
you do realize it's just the internet ....it will be ok
178332
Yes, but try to get some proof first.
181009
You know, I'm glad you ask that question.  Very glad.  Because I suspect this group of users know more about what NOT to believe in on the Internet than the average Joe.  They are in fact here, in front of a keyboard and monitor not all that different from your own, in most cases.  Probably newer than mine, in almost all cases.  So it goes.\n\nI would not, if I were you, waste time trying to find out whether there does exist a single, or maybe even two or three, "get rich quick" or "get rich easy" schemes that actually would be consistent with both your ethical values and your talents.  Better you should concentrate on a better use for your computer literacy.  Build a project of your own, a respectable attempt at taking advantage of the breakthrough we have here in communications which we call the Internet.\n\nYahoo! routinely corrects me whenever I neglect to capitalize Internet, and I think I have finally groked that they are right.  It does deserve a capital letter, out of respect for what communication can do for LEGITIMATE efforts to make money, removing any need to pursue someone else's near fraud or at least contemptible taking advantage of the naive.  If you want to play fair in business, you go on the Internet and present what you have honestly and honorably, whether it be goods which you photograph clearly and sell individually on eBay, or its your own business and your own web page, small business never was easier and more diversified IN A STRUCTURED WAY than before the Internet taught us all how to search branching tree formations for whatever we want.\n\nThe magic of a search engine is magic enough to conjure gold for everyone, if used honestly and fairly.  And with respect for security measures that guard that honesty and fairness.  Forget being able to prosecute afterward; security is a very important part of the Internet, and needs to be respected, upgraded, and used for the benefit of the ones who want to play fair in the marketplace.  The better we get at detecting and discouraging the frauds and cheats, the better we can all do honest business.\n\nLike book publishing, for a non-random example.