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Yes, mine are public but only members can post. If it would solve the problem to make them private, I would immediately do that....assuming that setting isn't a permanent choice made upon set-up.

I suspect that it's also only groups that have public archives, but can't confirm that.? Are yours public?? We know Tom's are. Duane -- The official Groups.io user documentation is in the Groups.io

This is the problem I wrote about in message # #34795 ( /g/GroupManagersForum/message/34795 ) (Nov 3) under the subject line "People are asking me to remove them from my group....but

I was assuming that members' messages in your group are moderated and that you thought yours as owner / moderator, shouldn't be. If messages are moderated in your group, yours are by default. If you

1: Does your group allow non - members to post? If yes... 2: Are you perhaps sending from an email address that is different to that you have registered for your Account? If no... 3: Do you have

You can change your moderation status - in Admin, Members, Posting Privileges. However some groups prefer to keep everyone on moderation. Gives you a chance to re-read your own posts before they go

Lately, when I post a message on a group that I created and am the owner of, it shows up under pending / needs approval. I can then approve the message I just sent, and it goes through. I have checked

One other thing I'd check.? If there are any "live links" in the footer, either hover or check source code to see if maybe it's a phishing email.? I seem to remember someone getting one of those not

This is your group, right? /g/PassengerCarList/topics So your group's message archive is public. ?But I don't see how there can be a footer in the email she receives unless it is

The person shown in the footer isn't subscribed either. I'm certainly at a loss..... Tom Madden > >

Thank you for all the fast replies! Appreciated! As he had not logged in before, having joined by subscribe email request, then I assumed he would not therefore have a password, and I wondered what

That only happens if they mark a message FROM GIO as spam, not sending a message, and then only with certain email services.? (GIO doesn't do any spam checking on incoming emails.)? I don't believe

If a member of a group posts a message that Groups.io determines to be SPAM, I believe that member is automatically removed from the group. If that member is the only Owner of the group, Is the group

That's about all she can do.? Someone that's subscribed to your group is sending/forwarding the messages to her.? Should be the person shown in the footer.? Either that or AOL has serious problems

She is not subscribed from either address. I followed up and she said the forwarded email address isn't hers.?My group requires approval of all new subscribers and neither address came by that

You didn't say whether she was subscribed with the forwarded email address. Check that. Frances -- GMF wiki ( /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/home ) for help.?Search box at the top of

Just fielded a complaint from a non-subscriber that she was receiving my group's messages. She asked to be unsubscribed, because when she clicked on the Unsubscribe link at the bottom of the posts it

As you remark there are only a few addresses doing this, another alternative is to report the email addresses to their email provider. I use abuse@[domain.com] for starters but it is unreliable. Large

No. ?We missed the offer a year ago and created our groups after the $110 price was raised. ?We moved our group at the $220 price. ? The group doesn’t Expire until the 24th. ?I plan to take

I would like to add that this was a very interesting discussion and I really appreciate that we have this kind of tech support. Having a thoughtful dialogue and problem solving about a task is what