
I have been using Gaggle Mail for about two years. I tried it because I had previously used Google Groups for managing small communities of practice, and I had trouble with Google arbitrarily requiring member posts to be moderated (even though moderation was turned off), and it didn't notify me about the blocked messages. On user forums, it was clear that it wouldn't be resolved.
In contrast, while using Gaggle Mail, I have had almost no issues, and the one tiny hiccup I did have was resolved quickly and by a real human being, which I am even more grateful for these days.
I love that it is easy to add new members, see the archive of posted messages, and customize welcome messages and footers. The interface is clear and uncluttered. And as I mentioned, customer service is responsive and effective! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I don't have any major complaints about using Gaggle Mail. The one issue that I have noticed in our group is that members don't realize that if they reply to a message, it goes to the entire list of about 100 people. If they scroll to the footer, they can easily reply to just one person, but it isn't obvious. I wish there were a way to add some kind of more obvious button or link in messages that made it easier for people to choose whether to "reply all" or reply to one person. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.


