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Hello, I tried the migration strategies when we first moved our group from Yahoo to groups.io.? Nothing worked out in terms of migrating historic content. I just recently was able (with Yahoo's

I started the process per the: /yahoo/transfer page to move the EuropaAssociation@yahoogroups to [email protected]. I paid the $220 premium fee and went through the "set up

Please let me know what happens. I was unable to add the email address I use for groups to the list of addresses yahoo has on file for me. Seems they no longer allow that. Maybe there’s a way around

Our group too is looking right now at the PGOffline.? At the present time, our Yahoo Group is the largest tractor membership of 2793 members within Yahoo Groups after the Verizon takeover.? Before

This has happened before, and only support can look up the other transfer for you ( [email protected] ). At that point you should be able to contact whoever owns the other group and find a way to work

Congratulations. You should continue to do that, and redirect anyone who attempts to post to the new group. If their messages aren't getting through, they will soon get the idea. If you must, you can

Yes, if you set the subgroup to Restricted. Bruce

Johanne, Three things are worth mentioning here. 1. You must be a moderator or group owner to retrieve email addresses. 2. Retrieval of the first column member list and the second column email

Gerald, Understood, and I was. Do you have evidence for that, or is it just a logical assumption. I assumed that too, but I was given the "no data" answer. I accepted their TOS early on, when first

Susan, Oh, that's an interesting idea. And it might be spot on, as my account's Yahoo Mail address has never appeared in any of my group memberships. When I created my account it was optional to

Is the pending member also a member of your Yahoo group awaiting migration? If no then there is no obvious reason not to admit them. If yes then it might be preferable to send them an email saying

$220 for a Premium account. That includes the transfer. Also Direct Add and more storage. The $200 is an expedite fee - if you wish. If you don't need your message archive, photos, etc. you can still

The uptick in price for Premium along with the $200. expedite fee (I opted for both and got the $110 with 15 minutes to spare), both happened on the same day, October 22, as I recall. ?Not wanting to

I understand the charge of $ 220 for the first year but is that the do it yourself transfer option? Is the expedited charge of $200 the fee for Groups IO to do it? Sent from my iPad Nancy Goldman

I received a notification of a "pending member" for my Groups.io group. We are currently in the mid-migration holding pattern. What's the wisdom on how to proceed here. Should I just accept the

I have been trying to replicate our Yahoo Groups photo archive on Groups.io and while setting up 19 albums and transferring photos to 18 of them successfully have run into a? freezing problem on the

Bruce: Thanks for your advice. The FAQ led me to PG Offline, which seems like a decent option. Since it turns out we won't be able to use the Groups.io Transfer Agent to migrate from our Yahoo group,

Thanks to you and everyone for your tips, which may be a big help. For Duane (I think) in particular – I am sure I am just a member in the Yahoogroup, and the problem we ran into was that the

And it's very nice that "the loop has been closed" so that we can all see that a problem has been resolved. That doesn't always happen... Chris

There is no simple way of doing this; there is certainly no click here to enable autoforwarding. I am tempted to ask why. Although it may seem brutal IMHO the best option is to disable posting on your