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Zoltar Fortune Teller Knowledge Base

What is up with that freaky zoltar fortune teller thing? i see it pop up everytime im on the net i havent tried it yet cuz it looks real scary and besides the future is not for me to see but im just wondering about it. how the hell can it predict someones future if its nothing but a computer or theres more to it? a supernatural being? and im not crazy :D im just wondering
When the name "Zoltar" comes up - what do you think of of these choices? a) The cartoon "The Battle of the Planets (G-Force)" b) The vending machine with the fortune teller "Zoltar" in it. c) A car - a small Renault type car that was restored. d) Lyrics in a song. e) Other. f) Don't Know. What Generation are you from (baby-boomers, Generation X, or Generation Y)?
An old Tom Hanks movie.?? What was the movie with Tom Hanks, and David Moscow, (around 1985) where Tom, as a boy, turned into a man after making a wish at a Fortune Teller box (Zoltar?)
I mistakingly signed up? For this thing, where 'Zoltar' a fortune teller sends you txt messages on your phone concerning your horoscope. We assumed it was free. Yeah me and my friends are sad. Anyways, now I am getting charged. I think it came from one of those Internet ads that you have to watch while something loads. Anyways, what can I do?. Also, we picked Cancer, which we are not.
Yahoo Answers policies - What is "Personal Site Promotion"? Hi, I had a citation on Yahoo Answers for an answer linking to a funny, relevant YouTube video. Somehow I got an e-mail this morning about "Personal Site Promotion" being the reason for pulling the answer, and lost 10 points. In my appeal, I mentioned that I had nothing whatsoever to do with the YouTube video, and that I don't hold a YouTube account. The question dealt with finding a job, and the video featured a reconstructed Zoltar machine which contained an innuendo-joke along with discussing work in a goofy manner, which is typical of these fortune teller machines. The answer I gave to the asker was the innuendo-joke and the "source" link was to the YouTube video. I can't even put a CPU on right, how can I possibly reconstruct circus equipment? In fact, I have a disability which makes me so clumsy I can't even get a driver's license. I received an e-mail just this evening that my answer was indeed a violation, but didn't offer any more information on why or how it could be promoting a personal site. I just did a search for "Zoltar" on YouTube and found the best video I liked. Yahoo Help says I can no longer appeal, though I did receive a case number. I don't know what to do with it. If this is relevant, once I found the video (and after I answered the question) I did put it up in my blog, since it was funny and I do put funny stuff on my blog. My blog might be mentioned on my Yahoo Profile page, does Yahoo really get that deep into researching people's profile links? The link was to YouTube, not my blog, and my site was mentioned nowhere in the answer. This is not a big deal to me, I've been a regular Yahoo Answers user for quite a long time and 10 points isn't that big of a deal. But for the future, does anyone here know the definition of "personal site promotion" and why it applied in my case? Stephen K: Thanks for your input. I often use links when answering a question, and in fact Yahoo tells you to. Are you suggesting Yahoo didn't actually review my appeal? As the EFF will tell you, this is a common occurrence on many sites, notably with copyright infringement.
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