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Is it possible to send a message to a group consisiting of many members in
such a way that recipients are prevented from replying? Is so, how?
 
Replying to you, or replying to the group?

If replying to you, why would you want that?
If replying to the group, place the addresses into the BCC field. For
privacy reasons this should always be done when sending mail to large
groups.
 
The sender plans to send a purely informational message to a very large
number of recipients. He does not want feedback. He does not want to deal
with all of the potentially large volume of reply messages in his inbox. The
question is, is there a way to prevent each of the many recipients of this
message from replying to the sender?
 
Use a mailer program that allows you to set the sender email address to e.g.
(e-mail address removed)

Our email scheduler (http://www.lbetoolbox.com/scheduleemail.htm) which will
allow you to do this. You can send multiple individual emails, either as a
one-off or regularly at a specified time and interval.


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Scott said:
The sender plans to send a purely informational message to a very
large number of recipients. He does not want feedback. He does not
want to deal with all of the potentially large volume of reply
messages in his inbox. The question is, is there a way to prevent
each of the many recipients of this message from replying to the
sender?
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Apart from the fact that it is a violation of Internet mail standards to
send unreplyable messages, you can always set the sending address to a
non-replyable value. Better would be to use a replyable address of an
unmonitored mailbox.
 
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