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Hi Shal, Fingers crossed that I’ve got it fixed. I deleted the wrong account. I then e-mailed the owner of the group in question to have her check my membership. It would only be two e-mail

Suzanne, Being a member implies the ability to receive and post messages by email. More detail is found in the second bullet point on the transfer instructions page: "We will add all members that are

And just to say it again, those that transfer from Yahoo Groups LOG IN, not sign up. When they are moved, they are registered. Their email address is their account ID. See the links in the other email

You don't have to do anything. When they are transferred from YahooGroups by Groups.io transfer process, they are migrated with the proper status. (Except no mail, unless the new group doesn't permit

Thank you Chris. IMO, the interface needs work. For example, it should be possible to paste in an owner's name, rather than having to pick it from an unsorted list. In doing it per your instructions,

Susan B, Generally, because the address had been bad before transfer, but Yahoo didn't detect that fact. See this section of GMF's wiki page:

Thank you, Samuel. I didn't see this before I submitted one too, so Mark is getting two of them. Much appreciated. Isis

I changed my Yahoo group description on my groups. The new description informs my group members where to find us. And why we moved! It also informs Yahoo, if they happen to read it, that we need more

I apologize in advance because I know I read this somewhere but can't find it.? Please point me to where it explains that if your members were transferred from a yahoogroups, if they were getting

If you find you need to, you can set up and activate a pending subscription notice. Not too much work. Just about all happens automatically. But it might save you some grief.

Thank you for your reply Dano. In the past I have joined groups that requested a reason why I wanted to join. I may consider doing that if I start to get too many of the wrong sort of people in the

Jessica, What are they telling you? Can you screenshot that message for us? Or at least quote the message exactly? Are you at a screen like the screenshot in Step 5 here:

Is there any general opinion as to why members of a premium transferred group are bouncing? I know it has been discussed but I don’t know if anything was decided. Yahoo used to tell you why there

Adam, Chris, In the controls of a Yahoo Group that would be on the Access Control tab of the Control Panel. In the row for "Messages-Who can post" move the selector to the Moderators Only column. Or,

There was a message on Friday morning from Mark (Groups.io).?From November 15, 2019 Hi All, As of this morning, we've completely worked through the backlog of Yahoo Group transfer requests. It took

Ginger, Whether or not you receive messages from a particular group is controlled by the settings in the Subscription page of that group, when signed in using the email address in question. Deleting

What step does it say you are at when you check the transfer? To check status of an ongoing transfer: /g/GroupManagersForum/message/19948 Frances FAQ on Moving from YahooGroups (

But Mark says he caught up. Did you pay for 1 year of premium? Did you double-check the transfer status? If you think you've requested a transfer and it's not complete, there's a problem with it. ?Go

Eric, If the group is still without subgroups, then the name change should be instantaneous when you push the Update Group button at the bottom of the Settings page. It should appear under the new

Probably a case of gray listing by your provider then.? Some of them seem to do that on a regular, but random, basis for some reason. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki: