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If cost is no object, you can have your messages -- and most other accessible Yahoo?Group content -- transferred to your groups.io group in return for a year of Premium ($110). Subscribers are also

Probably followed by a lesser wave of people joining this group and beta, doubtless with a large number of queries in common but all individually sent. It's not just Groups.io HQ and Mark that are

Jim -- Browse to Admin>Upgrade and click on the blue "View/Change Plan" button. Regards, Bruce

I never thought about this concern some people have when it comes to how many people are employed by Groups.io, as I knew from the investigating I did there weren’t many options beyond Groups.io

I have 10 years of important email in my yahoo group that i need saved.? I do not care about the cost - I just need to save them in some way.? I also sent email to tech support asking how to do

I am also wondering if he/they are prepared for the onslaught of yahoogroups migration? I would assume a tidalwave of free accounts is heading to groups.io and I hope he/they can keep up.

Just started a group and set it up and now want to upgrade to Premium. Is that possible? I don't see anywhere that I can do that. Jim -- Jim Groves No more hurting people. Peace. -Martin Richard

Dave, You could also do what I have done with your home page picture, still using the 900x300 banner constraint /g/foggers . I got in the habit of doing this banner technic after the

But they are deleting Message History. How will that provide an archive? Sharon ---- Sharon Villines [email protected] "Neighbors Talking to Neighbors” Takoma Park DC and MD

Ann -- It's in Admin>Upgrade. Your best first stop for information like this is the GMF wiki ( /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/home ).?Please see the page found at

How can I find out how much storage my group has left?

Linda -- I agree that this change eliminates a lot of the benefits of Yahoo Groups, with the understanding that those functions have frankly been deteriorating for some time now. Having said that...in

Rhoda -- To do this, tick the Restricted Membership checkbox for Spam Control in your group Settings...and that's all. With that setting, you will have to approve people's pending subscriptions, but

as a “owner” been user for a while How (in setup?) do I set all newcomers for not moderate. Small group, no need to moderate. Thanks rhoda

If Yahoo is only an email blaster, what would be the point of continuing? Linda - sent from my phone (not iPhone)

... and to add what Bruce wrote, one thing to keep in mind is the recipient's email server size limit.? For example, while Gmail has a 25 MB limit, outlook.com has a 10 MB limit[1].? With this in

On Thu, Oct 17, 2019 at 03:01 AM, Joe M. wrote: I suspect it is for EACH group which is not going to happen. I am not going to buy GIO a new car. I can understand that if you have dozens of groups to

Although I may have missed something I don't think you specifically stated that your setting up (a *lot* of) new groups was in order to facilitiate a mass - migration from Yahoo. I am at a loss to

You'd need to do it manually if you're not paying for a transfer.? It can be time consuming and "ownership" of all the items will be in your name.? If the person that originally uploaded a picture

(per Google translate) Il n’est actuellement pas possible d’avoir des avis et des menus dans une langue autre que l’anglais, bien que cela ait été discuté sur le groupe bêta. Il est prévu