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On Tue, 22 Oct 2019 12:00:01 CD, Frances said: Members can have an alias to send emails from. There is no email received at the other secondary address. So, unlike Yahoo, in groups.io we can send

RE how to handle the charging policy change. I got it! I'll say something like. "Well it didn't turn out to be free. They got me for $200 a year. Consider buying me a beer next time you see me across

Will I get bouncing notices about folks set to "no mail"?? ? I'm trying to weed out dead E-mails. Thanks, Mike

Do you just not want spammers? Or is your group hosting content that you would rather keep private? For my part, I just leave them moderated until they post their first message, which is generally an

Well, it took Yahoo an hour and a half to post my message but it finally did appear in my Inbox. That surely seems a long delay... Larry -- Best wishes, Larry McDavid W6FUB Anaheim, California (SE of

Yup, exactly as I figured.? ?There was no error messages, as happened when I fixed the list and reran the invites, *WITH* error msgs for those already subscribed. ;-) Ah well,? you're getting lots

Flaky of late

I had one take an hour last night - both to show up in the group webpage and to deliver the actual email. Will be nice to be done with them...

If you don't want to move all your archives, you don't have to get a premium group. See this wiki page for info about alternatives to premium.

I signed up less than an hour after the price increase. Uggh. I'm not sure how to broach to my neighborhood listserv that it wasn't free as we'd been told.

I posted a message about groups.io transfer to a Yahoo Group about an hour ago but it has not appeared even on the Yahoo Group website as a Conversation. Is Yahoo not posting messages or just being

You can create a notice that requires members to give you some information. See /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Member-Notices and more:

Our Yahoo group confirms eligibility to join our group when a potential new member clicks the join button. A message box pops up asking them to write a few sentences on why they want to join. We are

I understand that the transfer agent copies all our members over to our group here. In our “we’ve moved!” welcome message that groups.io <http://groups.io/> sends out to our members, is there

Excellent! Thank you so much, Bruce. I also need to be pointed to how to turn your Yahoo group’s old messages into a pdf file and post into the files section of the groups.io <http://groups.io/>

Hi Chris, In fact I have PA3DUV's e-mail address, both from the Yahoo group and from his QRZ record. The address is the same on both. He has not replied to any e-mails I sent, or even to posts on the

Susan --?The *message* search engine scans the subject line and message body. It does NOT search on any other fields (including the poster's name). See also

I set up my group and paid on Monday night (Luckily). Yesterday morning I printed out Bruce's 16 step how to do it sheet (thank you so much for that) Got to step 12 last night and have just had the

Does the groups.io <http://groups.io/> searcher just search inside a forum for a message topic or poster’s name? Or can it search for something inside the body of a message? Thank you. Susan B

Not necessarily.? If you had started the transfer, the ball would be in your court.? It doesn't make any difference who pays for the group. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki: