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I recall Mark commenting how PGO is going to do it. Surely the process is not going to be very easy. Mark has invested in GIO heavily and he is not going to idly watch all the work go down the tube.

I am an owner of several YG and am also blocked from promoting new or existing members to moderators???? [excess quote trimmed by moderator]

Awwww! I assumed the owners date would have been preserved, since we had to create the group. Thanks for the info - had I known what to ask on October 18…… Diane [excess quote tri

Is there any way of? allowing email addresses such as name@... to be displayed in email body? Example below: *Also on this page is the name of DDA's Constituent Services contact: Anthony.Jackson@...

I used my credit card (not Pay Pal) to pay for both Premium and the priority fee. ?Never went through Stripe.

Actually, you can't pay until you have a group to pay for. ;>) Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Search button at the top of Messages

I read, but can't find at the moment, that there's already a limit sending messages to GIO.? I believe it's 40 within a certain time and don't know what the timeout is before you can send more.? Can

okay to be "honest" the owner made me a moderator 6+ years ago and has since disappeared. All attempts to reach him have thus far failed. I am and have been the only person over the group and am

You must pay before you request a transfer from YahooGroups. There are free basic groups. You asked about using a debit card. Email [email protected] to see if they will accept another payment option.

I see exactly where you are coming from Bruce...? I won't be popular for my opinion, either. I have received the YG download zip and have tried PGO for a group I am only a member of. BOTH ways give

Hello. I am hoping that someone will answer my question. ?I have tried four times to pay for premium for my one group. ?It declined my debit card 4 times. ?Would someone be able to answer to

On 11/5/2019 5:43 PM, Bruce Bowman wrote: > On Tue, Nov 5, 2019 at 05:20 PM, Bill Burns wrote: > However, Wilson Logan at PG Offline, which also has a Yahoo export > program ($25 one-time license

Bill -- This isn't going to make me very popular, but I for one hope this doesn't come to pass. The existing transfer process at least involves some semblance of consent from someone in a position of

Groups.io may or may not offer this feature in the future. However, Wilson Logan at PG Offline, which also has a Yahoo export program ($25 one-time license cost), has a priority on providing a way to

That's unfortunate, but let's be totally honest...if you're neither the Owner nor have his cooperation, then this Yahoo group is simply not yours to transfer. There is nothing keeping you from

I feel like my original intent may not have been well communicated. I am not trying to do this myself, or do it for free. The question is can groups.io do it (for a fee) at some date in the future

Basic overview with links to more information - /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/FAQ-on-Moving-from-Yahoo-Groups Detailed Instructions on how to transfer from Yahoo Groups (

I just tried to make an existing member a moderator and can find no way to do that. So it appears that I am dead in the water.

Lisa -- You need to find someone else who can. Have you tried sending a message to the group's owner address? The transfer agent cannot "break into" Yahoo Groups and steal group content. Someone on

You need to be an owner of the Yahoo Group or be a moderator with permissions. "You must not only be able to invite the transfer agent, but also subsequently promote it to a Moderator itself once the