Sherry 

Have you posed this question on a Groups.io list or asked one of the 
moderator/owners of a list? 
I have never knowingly received one of these "alledged" msgs; and I bet 
you many others are wondering the same thing.
I'm on the subscription list of around 20 groups -- some I post reasonably 
regularly and a few none at all.
This potentially is a Pandora's box for Groups.io if they unintentionally 
delete active users.
Make certain you have the subscription addresses for groups important to 
you.
Groups.io msgs have an unsubscribe address at the bottom of each msg; so 
removing the "un" from those addresses will give you how to resubscribe.



On Sat, 27 Jan 2024, Sherry Wells wrote:

> Recently we got notified that it is necessary to confirm that you are a
> legitimate member of groups.io.  Unfortunately I deleted that email before
> knowing it was legit.  Is there any way I can confirm that I am a legit user
> without that original email?
> 
>  
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Sherry Wells
> 
> 
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