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I was wondering whether you can send MailChimp posts to your group through Integration in Groups.io See /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/managing-integrations-with-outside-services Frances

Just curious - did you send the email as private message through the GMF groups.io interface or by clicking on Reply in the email footer of the email address or by using Reply in your email client?

The calendar is not involved in any way. The problem is with simple email messages to the group with the box checked to send as Special Notice.

odd.? i replied directly to the sender of this rmail so as not to bother rhe group and it came back as invalid.

Thanks for the quick follow-up, Bruce.? I obviously was not trying to shanghai anyone, of course.? They're already on-board...just a bit lazy about rowing-;) The vast majority of our club's members

But now I can , and I am certain that this is not, repeat not , what Peter has seen. (Bruce; you had better remove the "like" you gave me!) What happened in this case was that the applicant submitted

Makes me wonder if that person deleted his account (or simply unsubscribed) and subsequently applied a second time. That would create a second member identifier (the one now in Pending) but an

Chuck -- They must click the link in the bounce probe that you have [manually] sent. By the time the B is red ("bounced"), groups.io is no longer sending automatic bounce probes. Or if they ever

I have a half dozen or so email addresses in our group that are bouncing with the red "B". ? I've sent them Bounce Probes numerous times but for whatever reason -- most likely laziness or lack of

I have managed to find one occurrence of the reported phenomenon by looking back at the +owner messages sent by recent applicants. It was not an entirely comprehensive search, but was enough to find

Hi Nobe, In our group (which is a closed group) when someone shows interest in joining, we ask them to reply to 5 or 6 questions), to see if they are serious enough in their intention to take that

I don't believe it's ever been against the rules on Groups.io.? It's up to you to control who joins your group so miscreants can't get access.? If you don't have restricted membership, then they can

For over a year now, my members have been complaining about receiving invites from all these new groups that are Popping up. Some go as far as to join a group only to grab email address’, then

Bruce, We're a basic group and this is part of our setup.? Hope it helps you to identify the problem! -- Regards Peter

It's not a virus, it's a phishing email. If you had clicked on the "authenticate account" link, it would take you to a site that will try to steal passwords, identification and/or financial

Is this some sort of virus being sent around or some way to steal your login info? Dear misciron-detail+owner webmail?server is?pending some?messages. Kindly?AUTHENTICATE?your?misciron -

Please see /g/GroupManagersForum/message/39825 It may improve if the person becomes a member. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual (

I have a subgroup that we used to get messages from non members and were held until they were approved. As of 4/21/22 all have been marked as "spam" and never showed up to be approved. They had been

I am unable to reproduce this problem. Do you have anything else checked under Spam Control? Have you tried refreshing the page? Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center (

I've been doing exactly the same thing for a non-profit I am associated with. If you have a single premium account and are the owner of the old groups, the procedure for each group is as follows: 1.