yahoo dir inclusion

[real]

Is it possible to be listed in Yahoo directory without paying for it?

[digitalpoint]

If it's in a non-business category, you will have an option for free inclusion when you try to add the site.

[TheGrin]

how strict is the control of the sites for the paid inclusion?
example:
even if you are not the smartest guy in town you can understand that my site a way to promote affiliate products. should i try anyway or will i just trash the non refundable fee?

[xc06]

what a old thread! how did you find it? :)

[markn26]

wow, this is old :D

and for the record, no, you cannot be listed for free anymore. There's a statement on their site about it.

[Red_Virus]

OMG ! this is the oldest thread bump that I have seen on DP. Well there is no way u can be listed for free & please don't get scammed.

[workshop]

And not much point in paying to find out that traffic is as fickle as a butterfly in spring.

[mywebsearches]

You do realize that this thread is 3 years old!!!

[workshop]

Yes. So what? Some things never change.

[Bernard]

and for the record, no, you cannot be listed for free anymore. There's a statement on their site about it.

I submitted one of my sites for free just a few days ago. It depends upon what category you are looking at.

[trichnosis]

you must pay 299$. Y mostly rejects the free submissions

[melovillareal]

you can also find localized Yahoo like Singapore of Philippines and list it there for free

[domainpubber]

Old thread, yes, but still relevant. Any directory owners out there with experience around how likely a paid, bidding or free directory is to be accepted by Yahoo Directory?

[markn26]

from the directory admin panel:

* Sites submitted after December 28, 2001 are subject to an annual fee. Renewals are automatically charged to your credit card unless you cancel at least 5 business days prior to renewal date.