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Oh! Thanks for letting me know. Zelda

Gary -- Double-check that the target group selection is indeed a subgroup of a group that is already on the Premium Yearly plan. Payment plans apply to the group, not your account. That means exactly

I have created a group and successfully used easy transfer to transfer the contents of a Yahoo Group to my new Groups.io group. The process went very well. Now i want to transfer subgroups into the

Ronaldo, That 'Announcement Group' setting is especially useful when one is setting up a new group and preparing for a transfer from YGroups to GIO, but hasn't yet announced the impending move to the

Hi, ?I have three questions as I'm setting things up for a new group. 1. ?Is there a way to reorganize (reorder) the links on the left-hand side of the page? 2. ?Can can the names of the links on

Frances, I’m not sure I understand. I don’t own this particular group, I’m just a member. The old Yahoo group still exists, but is no longer active. The owner has made sure of that. The messages

I am a little confused. You say you are getting messages from the former Yahoo group at both e-mail addresses. Haven't you locked your Yahoo group? At least unsubscribe your "new for Groups.io" email

If it were me, I'd keep the subgroup, but change the settings for it so it's 'hidden'.? The short form of the group address will work for the main group, assuming that you're happy with it, though it

I don't think I've seen this addressed yet, but I could be wrong. My groups.io account is under my hotmail address. I own two and belong to several other groups. I belonged to a Yahoo group that was

I read the groups.io Wiki page on this topic, but am still not certain about the ramifications of changing a group name or what constitutes changing a group's name. Does it count as "renaming a group"

Here's the automated reply to my email. Clicking on the link on the homepage of my group brings up an email that I must just send. No info needed. (I did get a prompt from my email account about the

That says they're not subscribed with the email address they used to send the message. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Search

You can't change the links to subscribe, etc. on the homepage of your group. Each moderator has his or her own account but not a specific address for moderation. You can, as you say, decide to allow

yes absolutely!? its truly the oddest thing. The "active messages" are all gone now, and even when i click Add and go thru the motions again and save them nothing sticks.? Will keep working on it.

She is a member, that is what is so strange. I have checked all her settings and they are correct as well..

On the home page of the group, the group email address include subscribe, unsubscribe, owner, etc.? Is there a way to have an groups.io email addresses specific to each moderator?? I know the owner

I am moving my Yahoo groups to groups.io. One of my members tries to share in the group and receives this message..

Just a short note to thank you all for your proposals. I guess we will be able to migrate the group somhow - but have to do it ourselves. Thanks! Andrea Am 15.11.19 um 19:15 schrieb bret:

Terry -- She's probably posting from an email address that is not subscribed. Check your activity log. It will probably display a number of entries about a "non-member attempting to send" a message.

Janie -- The price structure is what it is. Any discussion about the future is pure speculation. Regards, Bruce