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Yes, Apple’s Mail application did lenkify it and address an email to [email protected] but not from the email address it was sent to, rather my most frequently used email address Both the

Michael, As I said, I believe you. That's a bit more mysterious, because Subject text can't include a link. If your email interface linkified it, it could only be as a reply to the group - it wouldn't

Cathy, That's odd. It should appear in the Membership tab of the Y!group's Activity log as: /Invited to join by [moderator] via web/. The transfer agent won't show up in the Y!group's Manage Members

Shal, I just re-verified that Invitations do behave as I have described, with both the Invitation for one of my groups I already accepted, and for another of my groups that I have not yet accepted.

Thank you for your thoughts, Shal! OK, but what is an email integration? I couldn't find any help about it in either the help section or the GMF wiki, either. Hmm. I think one could create an

If the transfer is not set up in groups.io *before* the invitation is sent, the agent will never accept it. And as you know from previous transfers, accepting the invitation is the longest wait in the

Janice, If that message was posted to the members, and it actually had an attachment, post to the group advising them to delete it without opening the attachment - it is likely to be malware. If that

Su, As good a place as any, better than most. The official way to have an external service post to your Groups.io group is via an Email Integration. You'd add the integration address to the FB group

I double checked, I have exactly followed each of these steps. A couple of issues: 1) the invitation to [email protected]?never appears on the YahooGroups activity log - when i invite them, it says

Diana, I didn't mean that they were all used with Groups.io, only that you have that many. I don't understand what you mean. What "it"? And what does it say that you don't have? If you've lost control

It seems more likely that her email address was spoofed. See?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email_spoofing? Rather than deleting the subscription, I suggest putting her on moderation. Find her

As you noted, subscribers can click on the link contained in the bounce probe email. They can also click on the link in the banner that shows up if they log into the group.? In both cases, the

The following message was posted by someone using an account on our private group: patrice brown <brianpatricebrown@...> 7:48pm???#175558??( /g/NewStatlerSiblings/message/175558

Hey all, I was wondering is there a way to manually unbounce someone? I see the only way is to go and have the automated message sent out, but I was wondering if there is another way to do this? One

I have tried every single one of my 11 email addresses and only the cricket4di18@... seems to be active in io. ? NONE of the others have any connection to io. ?? Diana Diana S D Cloutier

I'm not sure if this is the right forum for this question. If not, please advise. I've read up on old threads on the topic of Facebook integration, and realized I had misunderstood what it actually

11 Email addresses? On io? NO way. I have many email addresses but only use ONE for groups and that’s the cricket4di18@.... Used to have cricket654me@... as well in io but it says I

Diana, From your screen shot it appears that you have at least eleven email addresses. My guess is that the something that happened is that you started sending from that address, which is still New

From what I can tell, I only have one acct now. I had two but… I started the group in Apr last year and all was fine. Then, something happened and I couldn’t get my messages sent and kept

Diana, Do not yield to frustration. Instead make a list of your email addresses. As I mentioned, each email address used at Groups.io has its own account; that means it has its own account settings,