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Here's a thought.? I requested the Yahoo download (via Yahoo) which told me my download request has been accepted.? While waiting to see if this will happen, it occurred to me that I don't think it

Check the red status box on top of the transfer page. If it says to send the invite, do it again. One you do, keep that page up until they accept it. I didn’t realize that my sent invite was lost in

have you checked out the alternatives - /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/FAQ-on-Moving-from-Yahoo-Groups see FAQ #10 Frances -- FAQ on Moving from YahooGroups (

CL, I wrote: I don't recall if it was the -subscribe request (spoofed From the It was the invite. The confirmation request for the -subscribe did come through eventually, but I was impatient and

I think the monthly message was the same very month, and I assume it will be that way on groups.io. What it will say depends on who is in charge of the group. I have determined that will not be me.

Okay, thanks. Well, then I can't do it. I have the messages in my daily digests in emails, but they'll just be harder to find.

I read that they are created when entered in the subject line...?

Logical assumption. How else would Yahoo know which groups to download? I had several identity addresses that I used to sort out emails from different groups. Some were Yahoo and others weren't. That

I suspect that your original invitation from Yahoo Groups to the Groups.io transfer email address was never sent by Yahoo Groups (in my experience with transferring 19 groups, I have found that 3 out

I logged in with my Yahoo ID when requesting the Yahoo groups data download. My default email address is at gmail.com After 8 days, I receive notification that my Yahoo groups data is ready for

Does this not overlook the possibility of simple human error? The sentence would then read Then no Board member should post on the wrong one. It only needs a momentary loss of focus to send a

CL, I was able to do this. One key is to check the "Allow Non Subscribers to Post" box in the Groups.io group. That does mean that I need to approve all such posts, but because the Yahoo Group is not

It is in the “More” menu (at the bottom) on a mobile devise. ------ Original What is this 'Easy Group Transfer'? Dave -- For details on this, just click the link, found at the very bottom of every

Hello, I tried the migration strategies when we first moved our group from Yahoo to groups.io.? Nothing worked out in terms of migrating historic content. I just recently was able (with Yahoo's

I started the process per the: /yahoo/transfer page to move the EuropaAssociation@yahoogroups to [email protected]. I paid the $220 premium fee and went through the "set up

Please let me know what happens. I was unable to add the email address I use for groups to the list of addresses yahoo has on file for me. Seems they no longer allow that. Maybe there’s a way around

Our group too is looking right now at the PGOffline.? At the present time, our Yahoo Group is the largest tractor membership of 2793 members within Yahoo Groups after the Verizon takeover.? Before

This has happened before, and only support can look up the other transfer for you ( [email protected] ). At that point you should be able to contact whoever owns the other group and find a way to work

Congratulations. You should continue to do that, and redirect anyone who attempts to post to the new group. If their messages aren't getting through, they will soon get the idea. If you must, you can

Yes, if you set the subgroup to Restricted. Bruce