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The simplest remedy is to stop accepting non member posts, I see none at all in my various groups The instructions to join and post are very simple, so why accept non member posts at all? As to

Hi, I tend to agree. Spammers are a dime a dozen. As soon as one is shut down, three more take its place. Also, the Email addresses they're using are either entirely bogus or belong to real

Every group does. Since it comes from non-members, it generally doesn't get forwarded. If you're seeing a pattern, I suppose you could report that in the beta group (

My groups have been getting a lot of nonmember spam not related to the group. How do I report this? The messages are rejected, but I would like to report this SPAM. Start with this address:

Hi, You must be administrator for your group. Then: open Admin - Preferences - Settings scroll to the bottom - you should see ?Features“ open that, and then scroll until you see ?Polls“. Then

Well, this is correct, if she has a moderator of another group, the premium subscriber will not be allowed to change the email address. Which is why I had to have Mark help me change one of my friends

<howardc414@...> wrote: Cathy, This is a user to user help group, a group of users who help each other address problems, whenever we can help. We are not part of groups.io technical

This is a peer-to-peer group of moderators. We can't make corrections to the software. You should post it on the Beta group that Groups.io owner and developer Mark hosts. [email protected] However

Nothing we can do about it.? Bugs have to be reported on the beta group ( https://beta.groups.io/g/main ) , or to [email protected] (paid groups only).? This is an unofficial support group as noted

Our group (Santa Cruz Mountains Trails Association)changed a hike from Dec 1 to January 5. The correction appeared correctly on the calendar; however a remibder for the incorrect hike was sent out

Do you know I would send this to Mark and ask him to investigate this. I know he hasn't talked about hiring anybody. But perhaps he's applied to your group with an address. Which is his domain.

You have to enable Polls in the group Features settings. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual ( /helpcenter/ownersmanual ) and Members Manual. (

Is there a way to add the "New Poll" menu item to a group? My older group doesn't have it- I only know about it because of a newer group I also run that has it. What is looks like as a menu item:

Once the group owner knows which email address he used as owner of the group, he can go to his group homepage and use Email Me A Link To Log In to get in. ? See this help page on logging in without a

Elias,Try this...? Go to your group?/g/YourGroupsName Halfway or lower on the page will be a list of Group Email Addresses Cut-n-paste the Group Owners email address into your email

/ / /On 2024-11-24 12:34, Patty BryanTaff via groups.io wrote: / For a real email account, no, unless they owned/have access to the Groups.io domain and its mail server. But practically, anyone could

Someone just filled out my congregation's online visitor form and gave their email address as [initials]@groups.io Is that an email address a person could have? Or would using it end up sending our

?If you are getting emails about pending messages, try to log in with that email where the messages are addressed to. And you can approve / moderate messages by email. Frances -- Help available

Elias, have you checked to make sure you're logging in with the same email as you used for your admin subscription? I mentioned this in response to your Nov 16 post but don't know whether you

This group is a just another set of users and group owners try to help people out.? It's not monitored by Groups.io and nobody here has control of your group. Groups.io doesn't allow a group without