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Bee -- Are you logged in with the email address that owns the group? Your login is stored as a browser cookie. If you switch to a different device or a browser...or for any reason delete

P.S. I have access to all of our corporate email accounts if you need to communicate with me through the email associated with that test group. mailto:jim@... Printed on recycled data

Just what I was looking for.? Thanks.

I saw this message when I sent the invitation, too. ?However when I went back to my Yahoo group’s invite page, it told me I could only invite 99 more members that day so I knew it had gone out.

The transfer agent will do nothing to your Yahoo group. All it does is copy the content. Yes, but it is not recommended. Better to rename it now, prior to the transfer, or having a bunch of people

Hi, We are considering switching our community network to groups.io.? I have created a test group.? I have a few questions. * If we migrate to groups.io does our Yahoo group cease to function and

I am new to GIO. ?I have noticed when trying to do Admin on my group via my iPhone that I don’t see an Admin tab. Am I missing something - is it somewhere else? i don’t always have access to my

You explained it well Bruce. Hopefully I will be able to get this fixed. One of my group members was able to post to the group without an issue. That really has me scratching my head LOL... THANKS for

I setup a group for testing some time ago under an account which I can’t remember. I also just set up a new account and it shows me as a member of the aforementioned group but not the owner. How do

I just signed up with groups.io ( http://groups.io ) I also created a group. For some reason I can't send messages to the group. All the messages I sent via mail.com ( http://mail.com ) failed to be

Sam -- There is no "new user questionnaire" function in groups.io. But if you are using the Restricted Membership method of Spam Control, many owners use the Pending Subscription notice to poll

In Yahoo, if a new member wanted to join the group they had to include a little about themselves, so we knew they weren't spammers. How is this done in Groups.io? Thanks.

As Duane stated, you have to send an invitation...from your YAHOO group. If you've never done this before, instructions can be found at https://help.yahoo.com/kb/SLN2567.html Having said that, it

Sorry!? That's what I meant.? I tried to send [email protected] an invitation, and Yahoo gave me the error "Sorry, an error occurred while loading the content."

There shouldn't be. The route is as follows: Log in to groups.io, then click on the "personal identifier" at the top right hand corner of the screen. Select Account, and at the top of the resulting

Bob -- One of the advantages of groups.io is that you don't need to have to set up a separate "account," just an email address. Yes. The process is fairly straightforward, but some folks seem to

You can't add it to the membership, you have to send an invitation. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Search button at the top of

Shouldn't be any problem if they haven't used the "new" address to create an account.? If they've already created an account with the "new" address, the old one can be merged into it.

I was excited to see that groups.io can move my Yahoo group over, but going through the steps, when I tried to invite [email protected] to my group, Yahoo says "Sorry, an error occurred while loading

We just successfully converted over from Yahoo!Groups. The process was fairly quick. I was prepared for a week or more wait and it happened within one day. Here is my question and I apologize if it