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Supanut, Go to your Subscription page for that group and have a look in your Email Delivery History tab to see if you can learn whether those messages were in fact sent out. If so, the most recent

June, If you mean that the invites themselves bounced, wait a while (not sure if that's hours or days) and try the invitation again. The message said it was a temporary rate limit, so they may

It could be that the messages are off to members but wasn't the transfer email set to moderator The it should have been able to see the messages. I am not going to dwell on it because any messages

Hi all, Starting yesterday, I found out that I'm not receiving any emails from Groups.io when a new topic or reply of a topic I followed has been posted to one of the groups I've subscribed to.

Is this something all members can do or only the moderators? ? Janice B Stansbury Park, Utah

Over 100 Million users in over 10 Million groups, in its heyday - around a decade ago. That was posted on the Groups Team blog at one point. Holy Mother of God. Someone dropped the ball. That is a

I am having the same issue.? i sent invites out and 2 members with Hotmail and one with MSN email addresses are flagged with that message.? How do I fix it so they can be part of the group?

Don, I'm willing to let you tell us what happens: https://shalstest.groups.io/g/TestSub1 The primary group is restricted, the subgroup is not. I think I'd prefer the latter (done in one step), but it

Patty, Re: [GMF] How to Transfer a Yahoo Group, but Reduce the Photos Section /g/GroupManagersForum/message/9085 Over 100 Million users in over 10 Million groups, in its heyday -

I sent a note about this to Support, and here's what they said: It looks like Facebook changed their URL structure a bit for data returned from their API. For your page, we used to get entries with

Ilene, Check that group's In Process page. If the "Transfer Messages" box is unchecked that would explain it. The only other possibility I can think of is if the Yahoo Group's "Messages-Who can see"

Win, It is as Toby said: those links are "mailto:" links, not web links. They work differently than web links and may not work if one's email interface and operating system aren't set up to handle

Dan, HotMail rejected the message delivery from Groups.io, claiming that Groups.io's server, [66.175.222.12], has been sending them too many messages and isn't known to them as a valid list server

Erica, The message she forwarded to you appears to be a "bounce probe" - a standard message Groups.io sends when a subscriber's email address is in "bouncing" state. This happens when the subscriber's

One of my group members asked why they didn't get a message that was posted this morning.? I checked their delivery history and found this in the did not deliver section.? Can someone help me

B, That is peculiar. And likely relates to the delay you're having. The list is specific to a given logon, so to see your Y!Groups listed there you must be logged in using the same email address as

Merle, Entirely possible. Each device, each browser actually, will need to be logged in on its own. Logging in places a "cookie" into the browser so that the user is recognized as the "owner" of that

If you happen to have a test group set up that includes subgroups (or already know the answer), would you be willing to try something and let me know what happens? Here's the scenario I'm curious

Chris, Edit your Account or Group profile to see and edit your User Name and Display Name fields. The User Name can be edited only in the Account profile (it is perforce the same in all group

Hi all, A busy week's change log: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/17388 Feel free to reply to this topic if you'd like to comment on the changes. Or better yet, if you expect a lot of discussion