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I have a Comcast/Outlook mail delivery. While Comcast has a Spam folder, Outlook has a "Junk E-mail" folder which works like a Spam folder. Have your user check the Outlook "Junk E-mail" folder. Bob

I appreciate your guidance on deleting out of date posts mainly about time expired events - gathering announcements, sales,out of date catalogues etc so will review my options. Tony in NZ

These are all great thoughts. Thanks for sharing. I will pass them along. Pam

Pam, 100 rules?! I once had a few score when I had turned off my ISP's worthless spam filter and tried to do spam filtering by hand. That was ages ago and I learned my lesson: bought a third-party

There's no way for you to remove that.? It's the standard footer that's included in each email by groups.io.? The only thing you can change is to add to it using the Message Footer box on your

Thanks for your help. I've done that. It's still shows on all emails. Thanks, Mystic npeyton223@...> wrote:

Go to admin, then settings and scroll down to message policies - check the box there that says "remove other reply options" - I think that will do it!!

He can send email from Outlook to his group at groups.io. That works. I suggested he create a new folder and rule to filter those emails into his new folder and see if that solves his problem.

They are inside his Inbox in his Comcast account. They aren't in a spam, etc. folder. They just don't transfer to Outlook for some odd reason. He is using POP3 in Outlook to transfer his mail. I

Shal, ? I'm confused - isn't there a way to control images separate from posts?? ? As in I can?require all images (photos and files) to be moderated - and can't I?prevent images?from?being

I’m not sure if embedded images are stored in the Emailed Photos album or not, but if they are you can delete them. If they are not stored in that album, probably the only option is to delete the

I asked Mark about this exact question not too long ago. He cautioned me that there could be many ramifications to doing this and to be very cautious. When you change a member's email address, you

But if they were his Comcast Spam Folder..? Depending on the exact configuration Outlook may not be downloading that. <shudder> Chris

Hello, How do I set the emails for my group so that it doesn't show my Group Links in every email: For example: Group Email Addresses - Post: [email protected] - Subscribe:

Gene, Only if you have a Premium or Enterprise group. Not with a Basic (free) group. He can change his email address by going to his Account page at Groups.io. This would be best if he's already

Pam, Maybe they are getting to Outlook, but Outlook is hiding those messages, or sequestering them in a local Spam/Junk folder. Another possibility would be a filter in Outlook, but it would seem to

Can I edit the email address of a group member?? Or must I invite him to join at his new email address? Thanks. Gene

David, You can argue with Mark on that point. There's a huge inertia in the groups that have come over from Y!Groups - which has done Reply-To this way for nearly two decades. Mark got a lot of

Hi Everyone, I'm new here. I have two new groups on groups.io that I'm moving from YahooGroups. I'm glad this is a great replacement. I'm looking forward to it. Groups.io is very intuitive so far

David, To be safe I would assume that unchecking "Email when a member joins/leaves this group" would affect these notices too, pending someone explicitly testing it. I'm pretty sure "leaves" is