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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:

David -- I'm at a loss on this one, especially if you want to get in under the $110 plan. You might have to email [email protected] directly. A subject line along the lines of "TRYING TO PAY YOU"

If by "userid" you mean email address, that should work. According to the invitation page, if you don't provide a Display Name, the email address should NOT be in brackets, and be alone on that line.

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 type of notice Edit message Make sure the

Your response is huge help. I recognize the advantage of the stumbling block I’ve encountered, even though it reflects that not all “owners” are equal. He that pays the piper calls the tune ...

When I uploaded the invitee list I built from YG,? many people had left off their names when they signed up on YG.. So my list was as requested:? name <userid>.? one per line. If they'd left off

So I logged in this morning and upgraded my account from the free version to the premium....before the price increase. However, I must have signed up for the 1 month versus the yearly. When I look at

Such is my understanding. It may change tomorrow. :-) Bruce

The user can aslo add the second email address as an email alias at his settings page. Then they can aslo post from this address. Isidro [Mod Note: While this is true, group messages will not be

It doesn't matter who pays the fee, as long as it is paid, and the group thus has the proper payment status (Premium YEARLY). Ah. That's a horse of a different color, as they say. Providing the actual

I am stuck at your Step 16. I am one of two owners of our new Groups.io presence. The other owner is the one who paid the $110 fee. After receiving Groups’ acceptance of our invitation (Step 14),

Members can have an alias to send emails from. There is no email received at the other secondary address. See this page about creating an alias and about merging accounts. In the GMF wiki, a) 2.

. *Dual email addresses* From: Tim Morris on <artymorris55@...?subject=Re:%20Dual%20email%20addresses>Mon, 21 Oct 2019 04:33:48 CDT My boat owner Group has a number of 'subscribers' who would

That would be a definite Maybe.? If any messages were deleted on the Yahoo group, there will be a change in the interval/offset at that point when they're copied over. Duane -- Help:

So will it be a fixed offset, i.e. Y!G??? GIO 300??? 125 325??? 150 etc? If so, we could put that offset in the header page or similar. Second question: Could we specify a starting offset

Did you receive an email that your invitation had been received?? I think this is still automatically sent out when your invitation reaches Groups.io.? You can also check your transfer page as

I am sure the "removed because of spam" will be the next deluge of messages coming next. ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2019 9:45 AM To: [email protected]

The most reputable way, for my opinion to check if a IP Address is compromised is the senderbase system that cisco has formed some years ago. This system dosn't check the emails itself, instead it

Thanks Bruce for ALL that you are doing You are a Total Jewel nova Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2019 11:05 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GMF] Paying for a second transfer to add a

Well, that's great news Bruce, thanks! Just to make certain, I am asking to migrate a separate Yahoo group, as a subgroup into my main group, into my *Premium Yearly* plan, and you're saying there's