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Thank you Bruce and Patrick ! ++++++++++++++++ Bill Blodgett 1001 Forrest Drive Arlington, Texas 76012 817 / 526-1002 (M)

Go to /settings/profile and update your Display Name. That will change them all in one swell foop.? :) Regards, Bruce

Pretty sure that's a simple change in the "Display Name" field under your membership listing: From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Bill Blodgett via groups.io Sent: Friday,

I belong to several shortwave radio io groups, and my name in my membership accounts has my old call sign given after my name and I need to update it. I cannot find (anywhere) a place to do that.

Hi. Hoping someone here can help. i need to delete the subscribe groups email link from our main page. We don’t want people to use the groups email to ask to join. In the text section on that page

Problem solved. As suspected, the invitation was in their spam/junk folder. What we didn’t realize is that the invitation is titled “Group Notification”. Thanks for all your help! Chris Garbow

/On 2025-05-15 00:25, Leigh Geiger via groups.io wrote: / And it will, as Patrick noted the address of the email determines where it goes.? If they were in the main group and sent a message it would

That's how it works anyway. Just post your message to the subgroup and only subgroup members will receive it (based upon their subscription settings). Regards Andy

Thank you, what I was hoping was that if they were in the sub group when they sent the message, it would only go to the sub group. I can try sending a message from the sub group and see where it goes,

The address of the email determines where it goes. Messages addressed to the subgroup will only go to the subgroup. I’m unaware of a way to control where the messages go based on who is sending.

I have searched Help in the manuals, but I can’t find an answer to this question. I would like to create a sub group where The messages created in that sub group do not go out to anyone else except

It's no coincidence those two particular domains addresses are having problems, Hotmail & msn are both owned by the same company (Microsoft) and use the same servers, rules and whatnot, and also both

Jen, Thanks. Both say invite is not in spam nor junk folder.

I'm guessing the invites are in their spam folder ...

Well, at least the invitations did not bounce. Successfully sending the invitation doesn't necessarily mean they'll be delivered, though. How long ago did you send them? You may simply have to wait.

That means that it was sent (and received) by whatever address you used.? Why they didn't see it is something they'll need to dig into. Duane -- The Groups.io Help Center (

Hi Bruce, Thanks for the response. No, they are not already members. No, I did not get an error message; sent invitations page simply says “sent”. One of the guys is a member of another groups.io

Are they already members? You cannot invite someone who's already in the group. That may seem ridiculous, but I have to pick the low-hanging fruit. Failing that... -- Do you get an error message when

Gentlemen, We just started a 30 day free trial. Two prospective members out of nine in the test group are not receiving the invitation to join email. One is already a member of an established

@Pine If using the app use your site preferences under the Admin using the More (3 bars) menu. ?it's similar using a web interface (left hand menu):