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Mr Wedge, that fixed it! thanks for your insightful solution! regards rich

Hi Rich Forgive me if I misunderstand you but you seem to be berating those in this group who are just trying to help you This is not a support group of groups.io but rather group owners just like you

In each group, click open Subscription>Settings and make sure Email Delivery is set to Individual Messages. Here in GMF, you're set to Daily Summary. This reflects only new topics. If your Moderators

I am an owner of two ham radio Groups.io groups.? When one of the moderators in those groups sends an email message to multiple groups, including these two groups, I never receive the email message

OK I will do this later today after dr appointment! This sounds very promising! thanks rich

I've just set up email forwarding from a test gmail account I have to Groups.io and it works fine. I suspect the reason that Groups.io is rejecting the confirmation email is because you have not set

Hello Yes, that seems to be the problem. I think I can work out what to do now. Thanks

Have you perhaps managed to join that group using a different email address so that you have two accounts on groups.io? Malcolm.

ok i will try that.... but what I dont understand is that NOW (Condition 2 of my original post: 510 5.1.1 Your email address, forwarding-noreply@... <mailto:forwarding-noreply@...>, is

Yes, I see the link takes you to main page. It does seem odd. Have you tried the other button on that page - Log In if you are already a member. That doesn't seem to show if you are already logged

Despite the article at the attached link n the OP's post, if anything like what's suggested in the article should come to pass, I'm betting that Mark Fletcher is aware of that and likely already has a

Hello GMF I'm pretty sure that I joined a new group on GroupsIO as I have the confirmation email (see extract below) But when I click on the link, I end up on their home page and at the bottom, there

/On 2024-10-09 00:34, Rich Painter via groups.io wrote: / True -if added to the group as a separate account-, but if you had a paid*** group you could direct-add her so no confirmation email would be

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Hard to say, but I doubt that it would be an overnight change even if it did happen. What are good alternatives if .io needs to change? Otto

Whew! I did it. You led me to the wording and then to the place I needed to be. I did, however, comment before I did it – and I did it with great reluctance. The button I clicked (as you told me)

On your subgroup, Admin > Preferences > Settings.? Go to the bottom of the page and use the red Delete Group button. I've never found a use or need for subgroup categories but there is some

I’ve looked through HELP. I’ve viewed (and attempted) the “Using subgroups”, “overview”, “creating a subgroup”, and “Using subgroup categories” sections. I had a specific function

But then why do a number of my other gmail forwarders created several years ago STILL work? they were done in the same way. 1. create groups.io member with gmail address, 2. at gmail accept groups.io

I dont think that will work because the actual gmail is NOTmhcgfx1b9j+caf_ so when the groups.io add confirmation goes out to mhcgfx1b9j+caf_ that doesnt exist! I dont know how to create an alias. I