I was a little surprised that I did get the files. The first file was 947 Mb and the second was 1.8 GB. Most frustrating was the fact there was no record of the group that Yahoo now insists didn't

Mark is - at minimum - a demigod. Evidence? Yahoo has become a hellscape, so a spark of divinity was needed! Or maybe Mark is Thor, hammering away until Yahoo's servers give up the goods. My

Mark, you rock, you totally rock! We transferred our groups a while back (thank you!), and love groups.io. I told a whole lot of yahoo group folks about groups.io, and some of them did/are

Patty-- Hope you saw this from Bruce. Good luck! Warmly, Leslie Bruce Bowman bruce.bowman@... via groups.io 7:01 AM (8 hours ago) to GroupManagersForum To be totally clear: This means

FYI, I have no idea how this product works, or whether it works at all. Mark

On Monday, December 2, 2019, 10:39:11 AM EST, Adrian Groenendyk <amgroene1@...> wrote: Hi, I was successful at downloading all Yahoo email using PGO4. Do you have a

Mark, Thank you for your persistence in dealing with Yahoo's maddening failures and inconsistent performance. My family group transfer went through yesterday less than an hour after I hit the

Mark, I'd send you flowers if I knew how! THANK YOU. For anyone else who's starting this process: I had to try about a dozen times before I got Yahoo to send an invitation to the groups.io address.

So all of this emergency life support for the dying patient has been going on behind the scenes, untouted and unrecognized, and probably even more of it prior to this, while meanwhile, Mark just tells

This is a manifestation of Yahoo's latest issues. My changes yesterday to our crawler mostly work around this, and I'm seeing very few unretrievable messages since the changes went into effect

Kudos should be going to Mark for helping y'all get out of the mess that you let yourselves get into.

I’m ready to make the leap except for this: When I used the Chrome extension to download my group’s messages last night, only 10k of the 35k were retrievable. This included many of the recent

Yes, we can transfer messages again. Cheers,Mark

It doesn't matter. After Thursday that section of the website will be going away. Mark

Yahoo Group successfully transferred - should we just delete the transfer or leave it?

Within the day. Someone has to accept the invite, which is a manual process that usually involves solving a captcha. You will get an email when it's done. Thanks, Mark

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Exactly right, and diplomatically said. I moved my group four years ago and have never looked back. Around then, some other yahoo group owners I was trying to help move were dissing me for pointing

About how long will it take from when I sent the invite from Yahoo until the invitation is accepted and we can make Groups.io a moderator.?

I join all others in appreciating the great job you have done and being ethical dealing with all of us! M K Ramadoss