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I am having LOTS of trouble with emails to and from my own group. I am using Windows Live Mail 2012. 1... Some emails I send TO the group never arrive at all... yet if I try sending the exact same

Someone saw this on the Groups.io page. "Groups.io has several tiers of service. They have free tier but then they have paid tiers too. /static/pricing Oh, and at the top of that

Received from Shal Farley at 7/24/2018 11:26 PM UTC: AT&T's currently advertised POP server - inbound.att.net - is on Yahoo's network. Same for pop.verizon.net Given that their mail service isn't

Bob, Verizon now owns Yahoo Mail and AOL as brands under its Oath subsidiary. As I understand it ATT and its domains switched away from Yahoo Mail as their email service provider around the time of

Debbie, Yes, Mark Fletcher. That might be a good first step. It is always possible that he doesn't realize that others might object to being invited "out of the blue". Shal -- Help:

Has never happened to me on either? yahoo or Groups.io -- Bob Bellizzi Founder, Fuchs Friends?? Founder & Executive Director,?The Corneal Dystrophy Foundation (

But the actual provfider for all of ATT's domains and same for? Verizon are actually Yahoo or is it now Oath? -- Bob Bellizzi Founder, Fuchs Friends?? Founder & Executive Director,?The Corneal

Same here, with messages from Yahoo Groups, Google Groups, and now Groups.io. As well as my standard Gmail address used for this list, I have a business domain whose email is managed by Gmail, and one

I've seen messages from both Groups.IO and YahooGroups be bounced by GMail for no apparent reason. GMail also has a habit of putting about five percent of list messages into the spam folder. jonathon

I have used Gmail for a number of years and to my knowledge no messages from groups. IO or Yahoo groups was every bounced. Ullmang

Are there any reliable email providers any more? All of the providers bounce messages for no apparent reason. For lists that I consider to be important, I have at least three subscriptions, from

May?be it would help if the Filter text was changed with the group name in the subject line?? This should mean that only the incoming mail is going into the particular folder?? And while answering

Note that you can export your groups.io calendar to Google...just not the other way 'round. See this thread:??/g/GroupManagersForum/message/5824? Regards, Bruce? -- The system

Thanks for your view on this, Shal. Several people have complained already and I received it, too, so I will take upon myself to take care of it. I'll write to support (Mark?) and see what he suggests

Debbie, I would think so, if the invitations would be considered "unsolicited" by the recipients. Note that might not have an obvious interpretation; the group's culture and norms come into play. Some

Suggestions should be posted on the beta group.? There's an item for calendar features that you could add support for, https://beta.groups.io/g/main/topic/20346954 Duane -- Help:

SIRMick, Yes. Same as the primary group. Visit the subgroup's Settings page, click on the Cover Photo tab. Yes, the subgroup's settings are (nearly) independent of the primary group's settings.

I believe it happens when they have a filter set to move emails from the group into a folder/label, which catches both the 'sent' version from gmail, and the incoming email via groups.io (

Hi, We recently set up a main mailing list and a sub group.? I've been through all the setting but have a couple of question. 1.? Can I change the photo for the sub group? 2.? Can I have different

It happened because Spectrum felt that Groups.io was sending "too many messages" to accounts on their network. Jim H Received from Donald Hellen at 7/23/2018 11:12 PM UTC: