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On Tue, Mar 15, 2016 at 11:56 pm, Shal Farley <shals2nd@...> wrote: Was this in the "Message Activity" tab? I don't see a corresponding action in the search drop-list for any of the tabs - that

On Tue, Mar 15, 2016 at 11:56 pm, Shal Farley <shals2nd@...> wrote: Interesting. I like comprehensive activity logging but this is one I wouldn't have thought of. It impressed me, too, so much

I've been using PGOffline to archive messages in various Yahoo groups for a while already, and when doing a large number of messages the Yahoo system will cut me off after some unknown-to-me limit is

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Thanks, Shal. That was really helpful. It looks like I may have to change things my end by using my gmail address if I do anything. Louise

J, Interesting. I like comprehensive activity logging but this is one I wouldn't have thought of. I haven't seen one of those yet. Was this in the "Message Activity" tab? I don't see a corresponding

There was an entry in the activity log today that "email to [member xyz] is bouncing." This is the first such entry we've had. I checked the member's activity history and the only thing in it is one

Yahoo already makes it fairly hard to spam the group-owner address (I've probably gotten a dozen spam emails in as many years via any of my group-owner addresses). Emails sent to a

Louise, Probably, given that the +owner email address is listed on each group's home page. Groups.io has one option that Y!Groups does not: each owner/moderator has the option to control their receipt

Yes, I realised that - probably should have worded my email differently. What I was wondering was whether it was as easy for spammers to bulk harvest and torment group owners in io as in yahoo groups.

ANY email address is "potentially open to these attacks"

This is certainly not limited to Yahoo Groups. One of my discussion groups on the Temple University server has been receiving spam messages from a non-subscriber. None have reached the list, but I get

Any email address, even if it hasn't been used on a public page, is subject to the spam attacks. The ones that are hot-linked, such as on the Home page of our groups, seem to be added to spam lists

My Groups.io groups are getting attempts to email the group (about one per week) from the phony addresses re 'your electric bill' to email the group. They are logged as attempts by non-subscribers and

I have been getting similar emails to yahogroup -owner email addresses, so I am interested in the answer to this as well. wrote:

I'm being deluged by spam to my yahoo list owner addresses. They're all the unpaid invoice threatening emails that I've read are either phishing attempts or contain links with ransom ware. I am

Thanks, Duane, I'll do that. J

Duane,?I did notice there are ads in the Yahoo GMF group.. ? None in GMF ?,io...The ads are at the bottom of each group message I receive in my inbox .It's ?aol ads..I noticed that today..

I've seen a couple from Juno sneak through on my groups, too. Probably a tweak needed to keep them all at bay. Duane

p.s. I'm now seeing that this is a juno.com message. So perhaps the juno filtering is not working yet?