And it's REALLY annoying when a Yahoo email account HARD BOUNCES a YhaooGroups email message!!!
I have a POP proxy draining my Yahoo email accounts , and my Gmail accounts set up fro direct POP access, and that along with a couple of other POP boxes all feeding into my copy of Eudora Pro. I have never been able to get Yahoo to give me a cogent answer to how one Yahoo server can bounce a message from another one. Mike At 10:21 PM 02/15/07, you wrote: >I prefer the traditional mode of receiving e-mails from my various Yahoo >Groups. All that extra "garbage" they add on does nothing for me, other >than grate on my nerves... ;-) > >I just wish there was a way to KEEP my settings after an e-mail address >bounce occurs. Seems that I get them every so often, and with having >subscriptions to over 40 groups, it's a real PITA to go in and reset each >one after "un-bouncing" my address. > >Mark - N9WYS > >-----Original Message----- >From: [email protected] On Behalf Of Mike Morris WA6ILQ > >Recently I did some research on the membership statistics for this group. > >Here's some interesting info: > >We have 3,393 members. > >556 are in "Daily Digest" mode. > >883 are in "Individual Emails" mode > >275 are in "Special Notices" mode - i.e. they read the mail via the >YahooGroups web site, and if the owner or moderators send out a >special notice they will get it in their normal email (note that this >feature is almost never used here, in fact I can't remember the last >time it was used). > >1,679 are on "No Email" - i.e. they read the mail via the YahooGroups >web site and they have locked themselves out of special notices. > >That last tidbit is very surprising to me. I would have thought that >maybe 1/10 that many would go to the hassle of reading the mail >through a web browser. > >1694 are in "Fully Featured" mode, the rest are either in "Default" >or "Traditional" mode. The "Default" mode ones haven't made a choice >yet. Yahoo may make one for them at some point. > >The above is from a quick look at the Excel spreadsheet. >I'm not a guru in Excel number crunching, and I didn't have a reason >to go poking around any further. > >Mike WA6ILQ > > > > > > > >Yahoo! Groups Links > > >
