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Rich, our group only accepts for membership whose own specific needs align with the help we can provide for them. We don’t accept, for instance, people asking for help for someone they know. We also

Considering what you get and considering it for me costs that much to run a server, 2 of them actually, plus cloud space on other stuff 200 dollars for a year is not bad. It costs to run these things

No, for the simple reason that no mail will be sent to them, so there is nothing to bounce. It does make weeding out "dead" emails that much harder; as a first step you will have to go through your

Not harsh at all, Bruce. It's an observation that the text search engine does not treat the forward slash character as a literal and, as a result, gives unwanted results. What other characters are

I wonder if systems like senderbase would raise the flag because of the number of dead accounts that were in the Yahoo system all bouncing when groups.io tries to send the welcome message? Since many

Given the likely lag at this point between our transfer from Yahoo taking effect and Yahoo stopping saving messages that are exchanged, what are the pros and cons of adding our Yahoo members to our

Larry, any chance you can post what u sent to your group? It would be a good starting point for me and I suspect others. Thanks.

I can understand your situation, but I think the real bad guy here is Yahoo. Yahoo has caused all this commotion, and Groups.io is trying to offer you a way to keep your group. If there was no place

On Oct 22 at 12:49 PM, Michael Pavan wrote: Admin > Settings Click on "Member Notices" button near the top of the page Then click on "+New Notice" Use the "Notice Type" dropdown menu to select the

I redid the PBO d/l and that 1-off discrepancy persisted. Narrowed it down to groups.io failing to import a message that it did not report as a failure. It was #1990 in plain text. So I had to revise

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.