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I don't believe you can't do anything. It is your member's issue. His computer was hacked. He might want to consider a new email address and change it for Groups.io after he has dealt with the

You'd have to set the group to Moderated and approve every message so things like that couldn't be posted.? Groups.io has no control over an individual's email account, it just accepts whatever they

One of the members of my group was hacked. A message was sent to all other members via groups.io.? It was one of those Hi, hope you are ok. I need a favor messages.? Is there any way I can keep this

Thanks.? Just want to make sure that since we were created in 2019. we'd be allowed to have more than 100 members as a free basic group.? Don't want to be charged if we upgrade for one month to do

Legacy features are based solely on the date of group creation. So yes, that would be allowed. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter ) and groups.io Owners

I'll start with my question first, then explain the specifics of our unique situation: Question and summary: We have an existing free group at groups.io that we started in 2019, which includes

My understanding is that an invitation cannot be used to subscribe a different address from the one it was sent to. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter )

Thank you, everyone.? I did the account change and it worked!

Could someone who got an invitation have forwarded it to the surprise new member? Sarah >

Anyone has experienced a problem with calendar notices? In my moderators' group we receive a daily cal-notice stating who's in charge of the main group on that day. However, today's (22 October)

/On 2021-10-21 09:21, Ullman Garrett via groups.io wrote:// / LOL, that may help with the ISP side, but not the user side ... many online email interfaces out there insist on placing the Delete button

You mention you weren't logged in. Please take a look at this about logging in, staying logged in, especially logging in without a password.

Frances, Thanks for this! I didn't know there was a Moderator History. I'm still a bit new. I checked it, and it says that I am the one (or at least my email) who invited the person to join the group.

You should be able to see who sent the invitation. In Activity, look in Moderator Activity. And in Admin, Invite, check Sent Invitations. You can get the date. If you have any other moderators,

Correct, it's set to restricted as well. Britt

Frances Thank you for the tips! I checked the activity history and it says "accepted invitation, via web." I'm the only one who sends invitations. Curiouser and curiouser Britt

BTW, I assume you have "spam control" as restricted membership. Frances -- Help available from Groups.io help ( /helpcenter ) and GMF wiki (

You can look in Admin, Activity. Perhaps you did send the person an invitation or another moderator did. You can also look at the member's own activity in your group. Frances -- Help available from

Hi there all, I tried to search through posts to see if this has been answered, but I can't seem to find this? I moderate a private group, and I double checked that the privacy is set to "restricted

Another solution is to switch delivery from individual emails to the digest or summary. In my groups this only happens to people set for the former. Pete