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Re: Fees for using the Yahoo group transfer
On Sun, Oct 20, 2019 at 08:54 PM, Susan B wrote:
If I may comment - I read somewhere that as long as you are an owner in both groups and you use your the same email address for both groups, the single fee will allow you to transfer both groups. Is this untrue?Susan -- That is completely untrue. The payment plan is associated with?the destination group. Who owns it is irrelevant, except to the extent that person is able to perform the necessary functions (e.g. send invitations, promote the transfer agent to a Moderator, etc.).? Regards, Bruce |
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Re: Fees for using the Yahoo group transfer
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýBruce,If I may comment - I read somewhere that as long as you are an owner in both groups and you use your the same email address for both groups, the single fee will allow you to transfer both groups. Is this untrue? Susan B On Oct 20, 2019, at 8:42 PM, Bruce Bowman <bruce.bowman@...> wrote: On Sun, Oct 20, 2019 at 08:37 PM, Karen Ivy wrote: Karen -- Yes, the price to be paid is per group. That wouldn't make any difference. The non-profit discount applies only to the Enterprise plan, which itself is quite a bit more expensive. There have been multiple messages over the last few days discussing this very thing, and I suggest you read them and come back with further questions. See also:?/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/FAQ-on-Moving-from-YahooGroups Summarizing:? If your goal is to do this on the cheap, and you have a lot of time on your hands, moving the subscribers by hand is relatively easy. Moving files/photos and stuff like that is quite a bit more difficult. Migrating your old group messages to without paying the upgrade fee is pretty much impossible. Hope this helps, Bruce |
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What about new members we are adding to our Yahoo Group right now?
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýWe always have members applying to our Yahoo group and most of them are approved after they explain why they believe they're eligible. One of our owners is adding some right this minute. Our transfer status is that "the transfer is being processed." We have not yet received the actual email about that and ¡°transfer¡± has not yet shown up in our group as a member who needs to be elevated to moderator.So our question is, do we need to notify the new members we add that they may not be automatically joined to our new ?group? I am guessing we don¡¯t until we get to the step where we click the button to tell the transfer agent it is ok to start. But, once we do get to that point, what do we tell the members we are adding while the transfer is going on?? Thank you Susan B |
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Re: Deleting a single message from a conversation?
#messages
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On Sun, Oct 20, 2019 at 08:51 PM, Barry Porter KB1PA wrote:
doesn't work. All I get is "report message" no delete under moreBarry -- Are you the group owner? Are you trying to delete your own message, or someone else's? Bruce |
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Re: how do I set up a donation area
On Sun, Oct 20, 2019 at 08:48 PM, Louise Raymond wrote:
I am a member but now I can't find where to set up a donation .Louise -- What are you trying to do? Pay for a transfer, or set up donations within your group? Please note that in either case you must pay for Premium. Neither can be done under the Basic plan. Regards, Bruce |
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I would also suggest that when you invite the transfer agent, you use a qualified name. ¡°Groups.io Transfer <[email protected]>¡± just use the part inside the ""? I have tried it both ways and had more success with the full name.?
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Re: Fees for using the Yahoo group transfer
On Sun, Oct 20, 2019 at 08:37 PM, Karen Ivy wrote:
Karen -- Yes, the price to be paid is per group. That wouldn't make any difference. The non-profit discount applies only to the Enterprise plan, which itself is quite a bit more expensive. There have been multiple messages over the last few days discussing this very thing, and I suggest you read them and come back with further questions. See also:?/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/FAQ-on-Moving-from-YahooGroups Summarizing:? If your goal is to do this on the cheap, and you have a lot of time on your hands, moving the subscribers by hand is relatively easy. Moving files/photos and stuff like that is quite a bit more difficult. Migrating your old group messages to groups.io without paying the upgrade fee is pretty much impossible. Hope this helps, Bruce |
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Fees for using the Yahoo group transfer
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI¡¯m considering moving 2 Yahoo groups to groups.io, one with about 924 members and one with about 216 members.? I understand from the Help file that an annual fee of $110 applies to use the move technique described in the Help files.? Would this apply to both groups?? That is, would it cost us $220 to move 2 groups?? We are not, unfortunately, a non-profit ¨C the Greater Rockridge Neighborhood Crime Prevention Council is considered a part of Oakland, CA city government, specifically the Neighborhood Services group in the Police Department.? So I can¡¯t show you a 501(c)(3).? But we have a relatively limited budget, and the city has suggested it may be about to be even more limited.? ? If using the tools would cost $220, is there a way I could do it by hand for free?? ? Please note I am subscribed to the forum as karenivy@..., the email address below forwards to that address. ? Karen Ivy secretary@... >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>? Secretary, Greater Rockridge NCPC ? ? |
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Re: FAQ on transferring from YahooGroups
#howtoguide
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#yahoo
On Sun, Oct 20, 2019 at 08:07 PM, Jan Smith wrote:
Pablo, so you are saying that if you do NOT transfer the Yahoo group, you can just invite members without having to go to the Premium Yearly Plan, is that correct?Jan -- That is correct. You can set up a group on the Basic plan, invite the subscribers from your Yahoo Group, and pay nothing. However, if you want your content (files/photos/etc) to be copied over for you...and especially if you want your old messages to be moved over...you must pay the piper. So the first thing you have to decide is how valuable this old content may be to the continued functioning of the group. I went to the link you posted above and then someone posted that they could just copy and paste email addresses into the invitations box.?That will work. I'm nervous that I will mess it up.? Someone said they put email addresses in a file and then uploaded.You can do either, or both. Maybe getting too old for this, gee.It's not that hard to invite people, and there's really little you can do to mess things up. At worst, the invitations you attempt to send will not go out; at best, you will gain new confidence in how to run your group.? Regards, Bruce |
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Re: How to customize the "join" page
On Sun, Oct 20, 2019 at 06:53 PM, Chris - KC9AD wrote:
It's not the "home" page, but the "join" page:Chris -- This page cannot be customized. Frances -- The join page cannot be viewed while logged in. Regards, Bruce |
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Re: How to customize the "join" page
Chris - KC9AD
Hi Frances,
I think I am missing something. Attachment one: Image of my "home" page filled in (I think) correctly with the "Group Name" Attachment two: My "join" page showing the email address instead of the group name. Chris BTW: I see you are from Toronto. Me too (long ago!). |
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Re: Incomplete Transfer
On Sun, Oct 20, 2019 at 05:54 PM, Howard Hoyt wrote:
How do I proceed?You can delete the completed transfer and start another for the links, files, databases, and photos.? If it were me, I'd probably just try one at a time (whichever is most important first).? Once that one is successfully copied, move on to the next.? You may need to try more than once for each, depending on how well YG is behaving.? It's likely to be hit or miss from here on out. Several years ago I had great success with PGOffline, but it's also having problems because of the problems at YG. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Search button at the top of Messages list A few site FAQs: /static/pricing#frequently-asked-questions |
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