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Coincidentally, I JUST got the bouncing message and had to unbounce.? It’s the stupid Road Runner email account doing this. I also have a Rail Passenger Association account (paid membership) and

I am picking up this thread fro August last year as I now find I have a member with a non-functioning email address (yahoo.com!). I am an owner of a premium group and I understand from this message

The login page has "or you can" so you can't do all of them. At least that is my believe. The easiest way is to get an emailed link. Unless you clear cookies, the login works for 30 days, and

On the Login settings page for account ( /account ) , I have my original entry for my email with password but also, in the Social Logins section there are check boxes for: □ Allow

I created a Google form to collect more information from prospective members. I then put a link to it in the Pending Member notice. You can set the Google form to notify you when someone completes it.

If they are marked with a red B then Groups.io has given up on trying to reach them. You can manually send further bounce probes of course, but at this point I usually send an email directly to the

Bill -- You cannot RSVP, answer polls, etc...without first logging in. Bruce

I guess you saw the system help, linked at the beginning of the wiki page on dealing with bouncing: /static/help#bouncing Frances -- Moving to Groups.io (without easy transfer) (

Or change the setting for your group so that it doesn't Hide Email Addresses in Archives. Duane I'm just going to print out the first 20 and email them from my email.? email addys show in the members

Chris, I'm mostly "bouncing via system", whatever that is.? I've only gone through 10 but only one is disabled mailbox. They could have been bouncing on yahoo for all I know, I never checked because

If you're signed in as owner, use the More menu below the post and select View Source. ### Oh, that explains that, I didn't know only an owner could see that.? On Yahoo, anybody could see it. Thanks,

Or change the setting for your group so that it doesn't Hide Email Addresses in Archives. Duane -- GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Help: /static/help Search

The predominance of Yahoo being your "bouncing members" provider may be no more than the reflection of the fact that Yahoo is a major supplier of email addresses and if you look a bit further you

If you're signed in as owner, use the More menu below the post and select View Source. Duane -- GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Help: /static/help Search

You'll need to get more information to get a proper answer.? My guess is that she's using an email address that isn't a member. Duane -- GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Help:

There's not a hard limit on db rows, see /g/GroupManagersForum/topic/38188093 I'm not aware of a limit on the number of files. Duane -- GMF's Wiki:

You can use the Pending Member notice.? See /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Screening-New-Members-Using-the-Pending-Subscription-Notice Duane -- GMF's Wiki:

Hi Terri...... As I understand it, trying to send an email to a Member who is Bouncing will not work. ?The email address is not responding to the email that the Group.io is automatically sending to

Hello everyone I'm investigating ways of making old mails available, and while forwarding old mails to the new group is one option, "redirect" seems to be a good alternative. My mail program

Well it's not a "trick" becase Groups.io provides the means of doing this; see the section about " *Pending Subscription* " messages in the GMF wiki here (