Does anyone know how proactive Yahoo is.. (1 Viewer)

[tbbucs4eva]

In removing corrupt commissioners? This bum has Jeff Garcia at QB at the start of the day. Well after the 1:00 games are over, he decides to substitute Aaron Rodgers into his lineup. Rodgers was also on his roster. We all call him out on it, and he erases all of our messages about the cheating. Well I challenge him with proof and he changes his lineup back, but, he has locked us all out from posting messages in the league.

Does anyone know if Yahoo will remove a commissioner that does this junk?

PS: he blamed the change of QB on his kids.

 

[AhrnCityPahnder]

I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that yahoo will not do anything here.

 

[Challenge Everything]

I would ask the guy for your $500 entry fee back, ASAP.

 

[Underachievers]

Yahoo will not interfere in private leagues. Found that out the hard way during the past fantasy baseball season. Got into a league with the most corrupt commissioner that I have seen in 9 seasons of playing fantasy sports. Wrote numerous emails complaining about it but always got the standard reply.

 

[Psychopav]

People seriously think that Yahoo would do anything here? All they do is provide the service! They're not the league management police.

 

[Max Power]

you'd probably have an easier time calling child services and having his kids removed

 

[joffer]

In removing corrupt commissioners? This bum has Jeff Garcia at QB at the start of the day. Well after the 1:00 games are over, he decides to substitute Aaron Rodgers into his lineup. Rodgers was also on his roster. We all call him out on it, and he erases all of our messages about the cheating. Well I challenge him with proof and he changes his lineup back, but, he has locked us all out from posting messages in the league. Does anyone know if Yahoo will remove a commissioner that does this junk?

i think they just refer all of these cases to the Justice Department

 

[Das Boot]

Maybe check with the More Taste League Commissioner.

See if he can get you some 6 pack justice.

 

[bjabrad]

They won't do anything in public leagues either.

I was in an NBA league with whoever Yahoo threw me into a league with and 75% of the way through the season the last place team decides to screw the league over by dropping all of his players including #1 player Tim Duncan.

I tried to get Yahoo to put the players back on his roster and they wouldn't do it.

I tried to get all the players in the league to leave Duncan on the waiver wire and to ignore him and one guy wouldn't do it and picked him up and ended up winning the league of course.

Yahoo didn't do anything and didn't care even though everyone else had invested time and had basically WASTED an entire season in this stupid public league.

 

[Fantaholic]

you'd probably have an easier time calling child services and having his kids removed

 

[Eviloutsider]

I don't think anything/can or will be done.

 

[Black]

I don't think anything/can or will be done.

Right...it's up to the league to police the way the league is run. I don't know how he can remove the transactions, as they are all posted and saved (even when the commish makes a move).

 

[Bad_Mo]

Yahoo will probably fine the guy and revoke his membership for next year. The guy will think twice about pulling stuff like that on Yahoo when he is walking around with $2,000 less in his pockets.

 

[Anthony Borbely]

Yahoo doesn't care. The leagues are free.

You get what you pay for.

 

[perry147]

Yahoo doesn't care. The leagues are free. You get what you pay for.

I hate to say it but .Yahoo will not step in and do anything.