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Twice when I replied to an email in our group, I got the response below. Other times, all is well. So far, no group member has reported this. What could be happening here? Linda Jones Sent: Thursday,

Andy, It is not. And that confusion is one of the reasons (I think) why Groups.io does not allow an Alias to hold a subscription. In days of old when the Alternate Posting Addresses mechanism was

I, too, have signed up with some groups using "plus" addresses, mostly for testing purposes. I haven't tested the plus addresses from a non-Gmail source, but when I try to send mails to Groups.io

GIO doesn't remove anything on email addresses.? However, there is at least one email service that does sometimes - btinternet.? As far as GIO is concerned, each of those is a different address and

That kind of messes things up.? Oh well. That's what I did on Yahoo groups too.? I could send or reply from any address I had listed, and Yahoo knew if was me. Darn. I'm not sure, but I think that

Andy, Groups.io has no such structure. One account = one subscribed address. The Email Aliases in Groups.io accounts are for posting messages from alternate email addresses. They cannot be subscribed

I've got a problem I can't figure out.? Please bear with me, this may be long and complicated. I have more than one email address.? (Am I the only one who does that?? Can't be!) Let's say they are:

Thanks very much, Shal. John

John F, If you moderate that group, and have access to the Members list, then yes. In the Members list you can check-mark one or more members and use the Send Message item in the Actions menu (bottom

I understand that replying to a message can be private, but can an initial message be private? ?Understand emails can be sent from the Directory, but some would prefer not to use their email

Chadhry, The wiki (and message) editor strips many HTML tags when saving the page, that may be one of them. This is primarily done to exclude HTML constructs that may be exploited by scammers. I don't

Hello Our groups.io Wiki Page has been uploaded since migration from the yahoo server, alas not yet been indexed by google. When trying to register it manually, Google would send back an

Shal, thank you so much. As it turns out, I'd inadvertently begun (but not correctly) a transfer when signed in under a separate "member" (but not owner) email (which I did in order to? see what

Jane, ... what I'm trying to explain is that no group is listed at #3 in your The status can only be seen by the account that initiated the transfer. And in all things Groups.io, "account" means the

Thanks for trying, Bob, but what I'm trying to explain is that no group is listed at #3 in your steps (where I'm supposed to see something after or below the words "View Existing Transfer status:")--

1. From Groups.io, go to the bottom of the page, from the bottom menu bar, select Easy Group Transfer 2. From the bottom of the page, select the Yahoo Group Instructions button 3. At the bottom right

I did everything the instructions say to begin transferring my Yahoo group. I made my group premium on Oct. 23. On Oct. 24, I made "Groups.Io" (last name "Transfer"; email [email protected]) a

My guess would be that a list that large attracted some extra attention.? You could try to contact [email protected] , but they're a it snowed under with all the transfers right now. Duane

A few days ago, I carefully extracted the membership lists of four Yahoo groups and prepared an invitation for each group.? Three of the four groups had less than 2,000 members, and an email was

There is no such thing.? What you see on the pricing page are the options available.? I wouldn't expect for it to happen though because Mark has refused this type of offer before. BTW, no one from