Is yahoo future safe?

Discussion in 'Yahoo' started by Cinta April, Apr 27, 2008.

  1. Rudy1211

    Rudy1211 Peon

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    #21
    It is official... Microsoft CEO, Steve Ballmer, had made of last pitch effort and increased the bid to $33 per share or roughly $5 billion. Yahoo! refused the offer wanting $37 per share. Microsoft has released an official statement on their press release page. Ballmer wrote of the Google/Yahoo advertising proposed partnership, "In our view, such an arrangement with the dominant search provider would make an acquisition of Yahoo! undesirable to us for a number of reasons..." He ended his letter to Yahoo's CEO, Jerry Yang with, "But, clearly a deal is not to be".
     
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  2. trocobob

    trocobob Banned

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    #22
    of course it is not safe .
    at the risk to be purshassed from microsoft . this last can loose interest to make it better .
     
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  3. TwistOffMedia

    TwistOffMedia Well-Known Member

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    #23
    Host Gator is definately the way-to-go.
     
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  4. charter

    charter Guest

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    #24
    I think Balmer is working out his mid life crisis and will not pursue Yahoo any further although things could change
     
    charter, May 4, 2008 IP
  5. kks_krishna

    kks_krishna Active Member

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    #25
    That will not affect your hosting since even if they buy they have to satifsy all the old customers. instead you can buy godaddy.com hosting plan.
     
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  6. JamesKwanda

    JamesKwanda Banned

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    #26
    Go through hostgator, it is a risk your taking trying to buy from a company who might be sold.
     
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  7. Vembl

    Vembl Peon

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    #27
    Have you heard the latest news? Microsoft walked out on Yahoo! and sent a letter to Yahoo! CEO explaining that Microsoft no longer wishes to buy Yahoo! because Yahoo! wanted to set up Google Ads at their website. However in my personal opinion I think the Google Ads offer was done deliberately by Yahoo! to get rid off Microsoft. Right now, I would not invest into any Yahoo! stock or securities. But this is just my personal opinion (so do not kill me if I am wrong:).
     
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  8. peoli

    peoli Active Member

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    #28
    Plus .. Microsoft is not even going to pursue the hostile takeover option. Complete withdrawal all together.
     
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  9. hiteshb

    hiteshb Well-Known Member

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    #29
    hostgator is best. Yahoo charges more then his value. (Yahoo wants 100X his price)
     
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  10. tezehe

    tezehe Peon

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    #30
    I agree with pr0xy122
     
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  11. digitalmatch

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    #31
    Yahoo! hosting intuitive is easy to use. It has a set of powerful tools, extensive help resources and it is safe. There are other hosting plans and providers that are just as good and sometimes are even better. Check on some of them before making final decision. Good luck!
     
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  12. elpableras

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    #32
    If I would be Google, now I buy lead to Yahoo, to increased competition with Microsoft.
     
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  13. guru-seo

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    #33
    I think you have it all backwards mate. Microsoft is not the competition. Google is. :)
     
    guru-seo, May 5, 2008 IP