why do I get sent to a different web site then the one I click on in yahoo searc?
363080
hijacks, spammers, or the site just plain sucks. or the creators of it are liars and yellow bellied cowards. probably the last one is right.
255052
If by Yahoo website you mean your site is hosted at Yahoo, then it is fine. What is against the TOS is only when you put in one page both Yahoo YPN ads and Google Adsense ads. Google Adsense's TOS does not say anything about where the website should be (and shouldn't be) hosted
536857
its called phishing.\nAnother site pretended to be yours and just\ngot your username and password.\nI recommend being more careful on the exact website you are at. If you have important information delete it from that account and create a new one or change your password on the existing one which is probably the easiest
80124
No.\n\nBut if you are using a redirection script (i.e. you have many URLs that all redirect to one site), you may be in trouble.
1045449
This is a standard warning that you Accessing a non-secure site or page and anything you send can be intercepted and viewed by  another computer. If you want it to stop giving this warning just check the little box and it won't bother you any more.
897826
Well, if everything you click on comes up to be that website then my guess is that you are better off making a new website. If you can change your password that might help...Did you put any new codes in your account for anything. That might have been where you got that from.
636110
It doesn't make a whole lot of difference actually!\n\nYou get the Yahoo! Answers homepage of that country ... but then when you click another link or two you end up back on answers.com anyway!\n\nThe only real difference between the homepages is the featured question ... and the URL!
156922
This is because of the browser's "home page" setting. Depending on the browser, try selecting Tools | Internet Options. There should be an entry for "Home page". On the one computer, it is set to http://www.yahoo.com. Usually, you can enter a URL or you can press a button to use the current page. If you use IE, Netscape, Firefox, etc. the procedure differs a little bit, but essentially the same.
220691
No, Big site like Yahoo registers many like named site to prevent phishing.\nYou will not that though you have typed yahoo.com./\nyou were redirected to yahoo.com/
822701
Check with the webmaster of the site you are using and make sure you tell your commisioner.
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There is a small checkbox underneath your password. Check it and your browser will remember you next time.\n\nI agree, having to enter your password and even the multiplication of passwords and websites that forces you to register prior to view content is VERY irritating.\n\nIn fact, sometimes Yahoo will ask you your password twice and they even arrogantly included a link called: "Why Is My Password Being Asked" because they know their asking it again twice.\n\nIf that happens to you, you could click and view their "explanations". They say it's because of security, blah blah blah. I just think their arrogant and think they can get away at pissing off their users.\n\nIt's just like ebay, before it was an affordable and respectful online auction business. Now they litterally crush you with prohibitive policies and regulations and high fees.
687784
The people above are not correct. When you are logged into Yahoo and then you open another IE, then you are still in the same session. YOu will also be logged into yahoo on the second browser. If you truly want two different sessions, you need two browsers.\n\nGet http://www.mozilla.com and you can use two browsers to get two different sessions.
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Check if your website URL(Address) for spelling & format...\ni.e. http://www.something.com  or .net or .org or other domains\n\nIf you cannot determine that, search in Google for correct site address..\nhttp://www.google.co.in\n\nAnd if your site address is fine...and it still takes it some other website you havent heard off.... you PC is infected with SPYWARE..\nRemove spyware by installing antispyware like \nAdware SE: http://www.lavasoft.de/software/adaware/
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NO,\nmv1.www.yahoo.com is NOT a PHISHER Site.\nI don't know exactly why it keeps coming up but when I bounce back to Yahoo I get that page every time.  I know it is not a Phisher site because it is my shortcut, and when it started coming I double checked on it.\n\nI have set my homepage to Yahoo My Page and that works fine.\n\nAnother check is that when I go to My Mail I get things that most people don't know about like my avatar and the log in takes me to my email.  I also get customizations like my nickname that is different from that what appears on Yahoo Answers or my Email.\n\nThe final check is that it is still Yahoo.com that you are going to and Yahoo controls everything at their domain so you can safely go to mv1.yahoo.com with no fear.
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When you log on to any e-mail account, it leaves a cookie on your system so that each time you come back, it knows you are already logged in.\n\nAn earlier answer said use two different browsers.\nThat works if they write their cookies in different locations. For example, it is possible to open two different Yahoo! mail accounts if you open one using IE and another using Firefox since they put their temporary files in different subdirectories.
906387
Interesting, when doing a google I get another Yahoo Answers address on this--it is a scam.  Hmm.
681912
be careful with sites like that one because you can be charged big time, take it from someone who has been there done that lol