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Reread the Detailed Instructions, /g/GroupManagersForum/message/19673 especially step 3.1. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

Yes, it's related to the sudden surge.? There have been lots of changes in the supporting infrastructure, plus a problem with the search cluster.? It's possible a bug slipped in, but I'm leaning

I am trying to help someone join my Group, but they have a BT email address and so any attempt to join by email simply results in the subscribe email being sent to the main Group address (as BT strips

I suspect that you are trying to invite [email protected] to your Groups.io group; you must invite it to the *Yahoo Group* you are trying to transfer, *not* your Groups.io one. Chris PS; it would

Probably not. A flat text file is what you need. My guess is that the addresses are not in the correct format. Per the invitation page content, addresses need to look like this: Display Name <email@

The 'owner' can be just as a nominee. In a group which has been around since 2000, I am one of the 'owners' here. But the group's real owner is a non profit tax exempt 501c3 organization. To protect

David -- The Easy Group Transfer process REQUIRES that you be able to send invitations and promote the transfer agent to a Moderator. If you do not have those permissions, you will have to download

Thanks for your answer, Duane. I am the Owner of the Main group that Steve referred to and I had made Steve the Moderator of the sub-group but I hadn't changed the Settings of the main group and

Thanks, Duane, I presume that I’m challenged, as I can’t find anything in my currently-empty group to suggest that an invitation has been received or accepted. I sent another invitation from my

Hi Cal, I had 8 medium-sized Yahoo groups and didn't want to pay 8 x $110, so merged these groups into one super-group and then transferred this to Groups.io last weekend. Groups.io allow the

You can do what I did. All the groups where I belong to share some common interest. So I made a new group at groups.io to hold the groups together. Then I setup a subgroup for the groups in question.

Thank you sharing your experience. I have two groups awaiting transfer and I look very often if the status has changed because I feel responsible to all the users that gave me the trust to transfer

Why don't you do it manually yourself. Download the files from Yahoo groups and upload to Groups.io. Emails can can be copied to the paste buffer and pasted into a new email and sent as a message to

Good morning, all, A few days ago, I did the invite after paying my group's membership fee. However, the invitation has yet to be accepted. Is that lag normal? Or should I re-invite? Thanks. L8R Skip

See /g/GroupManagersForum/message/20810

We were in a similar situation. The solution is to create one group and make all the others subgroups of the first one. The others will be covered under the fee for the first.

This stuff could get very complicated I think. So do it the right and straight forward way. Look for a trusted person that is registered as a co owner and you are out of trubble. This is not only the

Hi Cal: You have asked a great question, in that it is about an issue that many owners of groups at Yahoo Groups are likely facing. It is also one that I faced when I first learned of the impending

I had a group of about 23 members and did the transfer manually.? Members is easy─you just have to issue invitations to each of them.? Files and Photos can be a lengthy operation if you have lots

Hi All, New here - just trying to get first Yahoo Group transfer underway - once you have made the request the instructions are to invite [email protected] to make them a moderator: However when ever