I have invited a new memeber to join a Yahoo group but his email address is sent back as an invalid email.?
there are a few addresses that are automatically seen by yahoo as invalid but I cant remember exactly what they are now. it's something like the ones that contain 'info'. there is no trick to sending invites, sometimes they work, often they simply do not and haven't for almost a year. hotmail also had an issue of rejecting yahoo things. hotmail can be members of yahoo groups, I have many members who use that e-mail. it's an issue with hotmail currently at this time. to read more about that, please go to this link http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-nNIST_woR... if your group is not a closed membership, try sending the direct link of your group to that person, and they can join per the great big blue tab on the right Join This Group.
I have 2 different groups of friends, so how do i invite them to a party?
first of all, i had drinking parties in high school, that looking back, i think were irresponsible. but, believe me, i understand. if you have friends drink, you have to let them spend the night, or go home with designated drivers. otherwise, your family could get sued and lose all their money if there's an accident. and also, you don't want your friends injured or killed, do you? okay, who to invite. i say invite both groups of friends. both sides will enjoy learning about the other - they'll have a great time. the chill kids can see that people who don't drink can be just as fun to hang out with. the non-drinkers can see that chill people are actually nice. someone like you who gets along with different groups is lucky. trust your friends. you like different types of people. why can't your friends? they can handle hanging out with and enjoying people who aren't just like themselves. if there are some that would have a big problem with the drinking/not drinking, don't invite them. whatever you do - keep a lot of extra blankets handy for those who are too drunk to drive home - and, invite your best friend.
My friends don't invite me when they hang out. I feel lonely. How can I overcome this?
Hah. Seeing this question today is an amazing coincidence. Some points that I would like to conclude :First thing first, they're not your friends. It takes no time to invite anyone to anything, they're not your friends. Move the fuck on.It feels bad to be lonely even when you're surrounded by plenty of people, don't sit down and worry, just relax. Be cool, try to find your people.See, they can make plenty of excuses why they weren't able to invite you, think again. If they weren't able to invite you, how the fuck other people got there, so it's simple that they don't want you to be there. So, make sure you won't think about it again. Simple, move on and don't contact them again. Don't over-stress, friendships and connections are overrated, there are eight billion people in this world, keep looking around, you might find your people soon. The world is full of such people who'd ignore you no matter what, make sure that the first party you'll ever get together in, would be thrown by you(you know what I mean) and not by them.Never treat those as a priority who treat you as an option. Try to make friends who won't let you down any day of your life.Good luck :) .
What is yahoo's possition on yahoo group invites? Are they spam?
Everyone has their own definition of what SPAM is--what may be considered SPAM to Yahoo (regarding Invitations to Join Groups) may be considered SPAM to people you sent those invitations to. In a nutshell, SPAM is: Unwanted, unsolicited email. In my eyes, sending someone an invitation to join a group, in itself is not SPAM; but if you are just sending invitations to people you do not know, they may very well consider it SPAM as your mail may be "unwanted". There may be no FAQ, according to Yahoo, but, if you go to the invitation page, you will see this note: The Invite feature lets you send email to invite people to join your group. This is one way to extend your online community and keep connected with other people who are interested in this type of group. (Please use this feature responsibly and don't spam people you don't know. Invitation abuse can lead to inactivation of your account.) To be safe, be selective when sending people invitations to join your Group. Whether Yahoo considers it SPAM or not, the decision to send out the Invitation is still yours. And if your invitation is sent to someone who considers your Invitation SPAM, no Yahoo FAQ is going to help. Yahoo gives you the tools to send out invitations--it doesn't tell you that you should send them out. If a person wants to report you for sending an unwanted invitation, you will be the one who is ultimately responsible, not Yahoo.
I don't want to invite someone to my party?
I am going to have the coolest birthday party ever, and I am inviting all my best friends. But there is one person I do not want to invite. It is my cousin who lives next door. She is super spoiled, doesn't like me, is rude and mean to me, groups off with my friends in the middle of my parties, and carries drama wherever she goes. I don't know how to not invite her without her finding out and getting into a fit. I don't want to be mean, but I don't want to just pretend to be okay with her coming to my party. What should I do?