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Donna, While sometimes better than nothing, note that using an IP address to identify someone has limitations. On the false positive side, often an entire household, office, library, dorm, or other

Happy to help. I've also added a wiki page at?/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/20-Invitations-Limit , as this question seems to come up on a fairly regular basis. Regards, Bruce -- The

Thanks for the explanation.? I will do as you suggested and send the remaining invites out at once.? ? ? Laurie C.

Laurie -- This happens whenever you send more than 20 invitations within a 24-hour period. See?https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/7589?for an explanation of why this limit exists. Yahoo groups

An alternative would be to go to a commercial office center with computer work stations available. Such as FedEx Office. Sign on to one of their computers -- thirty cents a minute at FedEx in New York

I'm receiving this message while trying to invite our club members to our group: You have reached the limit for number of invites that can be sent out without approval. Once your new invites have been

== Original Message == Hi, I start a test group on 9 march 2019 (with another mail), and some time later (26 march) i receive e-mail seemingly from this email account with only a jpg image including a

That would be very helpful. In my case, I don't think the offender will try that but, even if she does, my group requires approval and I can just get the IP off the application.

That's exactly what I needed to know. Thanks so much for the help. Donna

I like this solution! My problem actually I have 2 defunct email address "benoit.dumeaux@..." and "benoit.dumeaux@..."

No (yet?).? On paid groups, you can ban domains though. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Search button at the top of Messages list

Bruce, ? ? ? ? ? ? Just curious if you know whether Groups.io has any IP address banning capability.? That gets used elsewhere where I moderate in extreme cases where someone keeps trying to

Go to Admin>Members and select "banned" using the blue pull-down menu button at top left. On the resulting page you will find an entry box where you can pro-actively enter someone's email address.

I have a former member that caused me some VERY unneeded grief before unsubbing and I would like to be able to ban her from seeing the group or reapplying again. I know I can remove and ban members

By "this email account," do you mean the group address? A [totally false] scam about recording people in compromising positions using their own computer's webcam has been going around the 'net in

Thank you very much Bruce – it worked a treat – using the first suggestion – moderation is no problem.? Glad I finally asked!!! ? *Best wishes* *Jan* ? *From:* [email protected]

Hi, I start a test group on 9 march 2019 (with another mail), and some time later (26 march) i receive e-mail seemingly from this email account with only a jpg image including a ransom request. There

Probably...if they arrive from an email address that is not subscribed to the group. Open your activity log (Admin>Activity) and check for an entry saying something to the effect of "Non-member noname

Is there a problem with sending ecards to groups.io?? I just sent two from Jacquie Lawson to my two groups but they have not materialised – I wondered why – they go through to Yahoo groups with

It could be something innocent, like a PGP signature. Anyway, download it to a Linux box, and extract the file. Linux, not Windows. Malware operators default to Windows, unless they know that their