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If I am the owner of a yahoo group and I am looking for members who have left, how do I find that list?

  • I am the owner of a small yahoo group and recently I update some files and I am looking to invite ex members back to the group who left because of the inactivity. Is there anyway that I can do this?

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    When you go to the member section, there's members' id and email addresses. If you have your ex-members email addresses(before they opt-out), I guess all you need to do is email them. Other than that, I don't know. Sorry. Good luck finding other way though. PS:I don't know if this will work but, you can always advertise(lol, in yahoo answer and informal place of course.). This sounds silly but it might work. If they by any chance see it.... you might get your ex-members back.

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look at old pst and get their emails from there

♥ Lisa♥

Look at the groups messages and go back to the beginning where you welcomeed them to the group and get their addresses from the messages. If you have the nickname you can go on the web and do a google search for the nick as all yahoo posts become a part of the web and are searchable. Once you find the nick you can get the addrerss from the messages.

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Quote: TRY THIS When you go to the member section, there's members' id and email addresses. If you have your ex-members email addresses(before they opt-out), I guess all you need to do is email them.

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