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Thanks for the clarification. I did find out we don’t even have a debit card so I need to ask the treasurer if that’s a possibility.

Transfer the messages should not be a problem but subgroup members must be also a main group member. I think that there isn't any option for a member; to get a membership for a subgroup without a main

This was in relation to the subject lines — hashtags are standard so they are more likely to catch all the messages on that topic — if people use them. I forget them, but I recognize their value.

I’ve not heard of an invitation message not being sent. When you fill out the transfer page, it won’t take unless the transfer agent is a member and a moderator. You click the button and nothing

I also changed the banner image to a redirect containing the new URL. It wasn't big and red, but it really seemed to mitigate problems. After doing that and putting the group(s) on moderation, I had

There are other groups here that are as big or bigger. I say set up your group, pay the ten bucks, and go for it! Bruce

Thanks for the info!

If you're transferring both groups from Yahoo, there's no problem doing that.? Mark has said that he's not currently offering the service of moving an existing GIO group to a sub-group though. Duane

Shal, thanks for fleshing out what happened during that week. As I explained, I was trying to help some other groups get moved, and at that time the invitation process was simply not working, even if

I have two groups and want to "lump" where one is a subgroup of another.? Advantages: able to manage subscribers easily in subgroups.? And without any loss of messages, files, etc.? Is this

Dear all, I run an education website (in Portuguese), and so far I have been using TinyLetter to send updates and notices to my readers. I am fast approaching the max number of members, though, and I

I've always used my debit card, from the group transfer forward. Groups.io just sees it as a credit card. If for some reason the monthly transfer doesn't go through, you get a warning message from

Normally, a good idea, but this is a private, by invitation, group of the board members of a small organization (~80 members), and won’t have random interest. I have a friend that will probably be

Well, heck. I saw that option, but it wasn’t when I needed it, so I forgot about it. Thanks for the reminder. Hmm. Take me to the middle… not a bad idea J Nah, I can divide by two. Randy Thomson

My understanding (generally) is that as far as the payments system is concerned, there is no great difference (except over the amount of service charge/commission) between debit and credit cards: it

Having played around a bit, this is my take on things. The perception that groups.io is 'passing through' e-mails sent to a group via it is I think something of an over simplification. It seems to me

Thanks Shal, and Robert S also commented but privately. I am likely one of very few who remembers "Kilroy was here" People know where I've been. I expected Yahoo to kill it but they didn't which,

Shal, I know this isn't a help desk you Yahoo, but yes, definitely an attention grabbing "we've moved" sign. How do you create that big red gradient banner for title, and the box around the group

Currently I pay with a personal credit card for our small non-profits page. ?(We are a quilt group with 112 members.). I’d like to switch this to our treasurer but the group does not have a credit

Bob, I like what you did. That was better than what I did before we left. Don Sent: Monday, April 9, 2018 2:08 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GMF] Are Yahoo Group Transfers No