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If you opt for that method, you could also set your Items Per Page preference to 50 or 100 to minimize the work, /account?page=prefs Duane -- The official Groups.io user documentation

You could sort the members by delivery method and send you message to 20 members at a time.? There may be a better method that I do not know.

I'm co-manager of a group with over 1100 members. Many members (hundreds) have not specified email delivery and we suspect that many are not aware of their membership. Is it possible to send a bulk

From the Pricing page ( /static/pricing ) : " If you are legally recognized as a non-profit organization, we offer a 50% discount on our *Enterprise plan*. When upgrading your group,

I changed it from bounced to stripped and that worked. I have POP accounts, no Mime. I can’t find any settings that would produce attachments out of thin air. Thank you for the article — I see the

Mark did not use the term "large non-profits." He is specifically giving a discount on the enterprise plan to non-profits. (I assume he means 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(4), but that's not clear.) Pete

You answered that yourself... Many groups -- like GMF -- allow attachments. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter ) and groups.io Owners Manual (

I don't use Apple Mail, but I found this on the web: https://support.apple.com/guide/mail/sign-or-encrypt-emails-mlhlp1180/mac Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center (

Oops; something sent a reply before it was finished. (Sorry) The problem might be down to a difference in *Settings > Message Formatting*. Attachments can be (a) Allowed (b) Bounced (c) Stripped (d)

This might be down to a small difference in Settings > Message Formatting .

I think it is necessary to define what exactly is meant by "non - profit". A hobby - based group is almost certainly going to be "non - profit", but its value is limited to the adherents of the hobby.

It's 5 cents a month or 55 annually and I assume that most listowners would consider paying the entire invoice themselves rather than chasing over a hundred subscribers for 55 cent each groetjes/?is,

Thank you, How would I turn it off and why isn’t it happening with all my groups? Sharon Mod's note - same attachment to this email. I deleted it. Likely it is a file associated with encryption for

I have several committee groups in Groups.io for my non-profit organization. I didn't ask for a discount, because free is even better. We don't want or need a high profile site with all the bells and

Russell, as the moderator noted on your post, the place to critique Mark's pricing is on the beta group. However, as I said, based on my read of Mark's announcement - it is what it is. Pete

Well Chris, Groups gives a break for ‘large nonprofits’ indicating they have some value beyond profit, what about small nonprofits, are they of no value?

That appears to be a suggestion that anything I want for "dreams and joy" should be given to me without costing me anything. I look forward to getting a free Ferrari or possibly a Lamborghini

Sharon -- Your mail client is sending a digital signature (smime.p7s). This presents as an attachment. Turn that off and your posts should go through. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help

I haven’t been able to send to one of my groups since Wednesday, possibly Tuesday. My messages are returned because the list doesn’t accept attachments. But there are no attachments on message. I

It is what it is.