No, nothing changes with that. You can upgrade for a month, do your direct add, and then downgrade again to free. Note that we have always asked groups to pay for a year of premium for us to import

Mark,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

Having just tried it, yes. The Bounced Message is listed as "Post to Member" for which there is no corresponding activity in the Activity Log, which is a bit inconsistent. And arguably irksome. Chris

Yes, it should. Mark

I have no more members listed as bouncing, but I sent an owner message to a member who has not responded, which is unusual for him, and I wonder if it bounced. His email delivery history shows no

It's nice to see that the large non profits are covered with a discount. Thanks. Hoping someday that our smaller ones will be offered a discount at the Premium levels. -- Sandi Dickenson ASG

Couldn't they just use whatever MUA they are using to filter out mail from the other person? Best, Glenn -- PG&E Delenda Est

There is a member in my group who has taken an intense dislike to another member. Both members are respectful in their postings, and neither member violates the terms of membership. However, the

Malcolm Austen: Mark, I wonder whether I am right in my reading of these changes - I think I see an implication that it will no longer be possible for a (current) free group to pay for one month to

As a co-owner of a legacy Free group with a lot of members, I am relieved that these new prices won't affect me. I am concerned that they will put off potential new groups and upgrades of old

What is meant by this? I see no reference to that term in the manuals? Regards Andy

I will count the number of members at the time of invoicing, either every month or every year. Thanks, Mark

Mark, Sounds good to me. Being legacy, I'm not affected by any of this but I have one comment and one question. The comment: premium also includes the "past members" list. The question: how will you

Hi All, I mentioned a year ago that I was considering changing to a per-member based pricing scheme for new groups.This would align our revenue with our costs; the larger the group, the more it costs

Many thanks for that. I can confirm that our list of Bouncing members just shrank a bit. :) Chris

Hello, I just unbounced googleemail addresses. It looks like Gmail has fixed their problem. I will continue to treat the 'account not existing' error as a temporary error at least for the rest of

As a further follow - up can I flag up that after a look at "our" list of Bouncing members it has become clear that alice.it and tin.it have both blacklisted groups.io as a sender. Although in our

I hope so. I also still have members with googlemail addresses in bouncing status. Regards Andy

Does the above apply to googlemail addresses as well? The large number of gmail users who were listed as Bouncing on the group I moderate have "gone away" but the googlemail ones remain with their

Mark . . . <markf@corp.groups.io> wrote: I've never sent bounce probes before because I felt it was the member's responsibility to maintain his email address and react to automatic bounce probes,