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My Group is set to reply to Group since every post is? expected to contain useful information for all the other subscribers. But if a reply is more personal, such as a "Thanks for the info" I can

Thanks for the thought Yvette. If you mean going on the web page and send a message from there, i've?tried that and it still doesn't arrive in my inbox (nor to other colleagues' inbox). We would need

I think the problem (whatever it was) has been resolved because he has received that test message and all others posted since he was approved. I'm not going to worry about it until/unless it pops ups

Rather than emailing into the group from your email address, why don't you try going online to your group and sending a message from the group itself?? I do this with all of the groups I belong to

Hello Shal, Many thanks for the elaborate reply. Why the error is happening is clear to me now. We set up this mailing list for a collaboration between companies so ideally I and many colleagues would

Panos, What your email service is saying is that they rejected the message because it is From you - your email address in their ("local") domain - yet they received it from Groups.io (a server at an

Beth, In the category of "Is it plugged in?" questions, she should check at her service's webmail interface for any Junk or Spam folders that may be catching the logon emails, or any filters she can

Hello all, I've created a new group and emailed my first post from the email I subscribed with.? I never received that email and if I read my email delivery history on the groups.io web portal I see

Received from Jonathan Sivier at 11/6/2018 12:03 AM UTC: The page at the above link is aimed at bulk senders of the shady variety. iCloud is confusing Gio with senders of unsolicited bulk mail... aka

Jonathan, I have 2 members on one of my groups who have addresses at This has cropped up before: /g/GroupManagersForum/message/10903 No, not directly. I think at most you could

I have two subscribers who received this message, both sending from the DC.gov domain. I don’t know if “local” refers to their server or the Groups.io server. Often their messages are rejected

I have 2 members on one of my groups who have addresses at "icloud.com" They are the only 2 addresses at this domain on any of my lists. Both of them began bouncing on November 1 with the error

It's his provider saying they think they got too many messages from Groups.io.? He should contact his provider and tell them that this is a group site that will send emails, sometimes many in a short

I checked the history of a brand new member and this is what appeared for the test message I posted to him: Message New Statler Siblings Test message for new member David (

Sue, When and how do you see "bouncing" related to your email address? So far it does not look like your email service has bounced (rejected) any messages from GMF, but are you seeing bounces listed

Received from Stephanie Guerlain at 11/4/2018 01:27 PM UTC: Yes. It works perfectly here. I use an email client on my home computer... not Gmail. Jim H

I had read here that the group transfer would likely happen more quickly if I upgraded to a paid group for at least a month. So I did that. My question is, do I need to delete and restart the transfer

Hi Alex, Dear Group.io; > Welcome to GMF, a user-to-user forum (no Groups.io personnel here). I have question about the outside accessibility of the databases inside Maybe. There is an API for

Dear Group.io; I have question about the outside accessibility of the databases inside each group. Is it possible to query the existing tables via XML or any other method using a script? All the best

Yes, the -test option is available to all groups.? As you and Shal mentioned, there's no way to reverse the procedure, so use it VERY carefully. [Edit, I should clarify that it's the Delete function