They will be automatically unbounced as long as they didn’t turn “bounced” (red) instead simply “bouncing” (blue). Doubtful that this caused any red (bounced) status since it lasted only a

JohnF, I'd second that. I didn't get the initial bounce probe (was still bouncing, probably) and the next one wouldn't be for another three days. The only reason I found out was that I went on site to

Should gmail users who are newly bouncing as of today be auto-unbounced? I imagine there will be quite a few who don't think about unbouncing themselves (or group moderators sending unbounce

Mark, Ironically, I missed the prior messages in this topic (27136through 27142) because my address had been set Bouncing. I shudder to imagine how many messages per minute Gmail may have been

Thanks, Mark. I realized right after seeing all the "this email address does not exist" messages that it was a gmail issue, and then people started posting here about the google outage. Maybe a show

Hi All, This issue started a couple hours ago and isn't limited to just us. Many email services are reporting delivery issues to gmail. Thanks, Mark

Google had a major, worldwide outage earlier today. I suspect this is left over from that outage. -- Larry Finch N 40° 53' 50" W 74° 02' 55"

Yes, I've got several for groups I was an owner or moderator for. The messages are sent to the group owner address. I find them an annoying invasion of my privacy but they'll stop in a day.

Thanks. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can only be human together. - Desmond Tutu

It was all over the news today: https://www.theverge.com/2020/12/14/22173803/gmail-youtube-google-assistant-docs-down-outage Check out the spike of down

I use gmail - I signed into the group and found I was bouncing too and there wasn't any reason for it that I could see. One click and I was un bouncing.

It looks like in all cases, the delivery history log shows "the email address does not exist." But the email addresses do exist, and in fact the bounce probes I subsequently sent are being

Suddenly today handfuls and handfuls of gmail members in my group started bouncing. Seems like some sort of systemic issue? -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy

There's been some discussion about them on GMF, https://groups.io/g/GroupManagersForum/topic/78905979 I think they're too little, (way) too late. Duane

Since I still have a moribund group at Yahoo because the original owner left me as moderatorr w/no owner, I received a solicitation from forums.group, which is based in Germany, inviting me to move

I've also been running into this problem repeatedly.

It sounds like the issue I raised back in March https://beta.groups.io/g/main/topic/71860654 Andy

Hello, I believe I've found a bug. As an Owner, when I search the Members List for say, 'Davis', 9 names are listed; 2 with 'Davis' and 7 with 'David'. The same occurs within the

The OP of this problem in GMF suggests that reducing the number of concurrent connections might fix it (ref: https://groups.io/g/GroupManagersForum/message/35540 and error code 1300). I don't enough

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