Outlook 2002 BCC Problem

[Guest]

Hi,
When I send an email using BCC, the email is not received by that recipient
(have tested this with mulitple email addresses). The email is received if
CC and normal To options are used, it's just not working with the BCC.
As far as I know, all security settings are normal default settings.

Anyone have any ideas?

 

[Newt Ownsquare]

Try sending one to yourself via Bcc.

If successful, maybe your recipients have SPAM filters in place at their server
or in their client app that is deleting the e-mail if it's not addressed to
them.

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Hope this helps,
Newt


| Hi,
| When I send an email using BCC, the email is not received by that recipient
| (have tested this with mulitple email addresses). The email is received if
| CC and normal To options are used, it's just not working with the BCC.
| As far as I know, all security settings are normal default settings.
|
| Anyone have any ideas?
|

 

[Guest]

Unfortunately, I've already tried this with no luck.

 

[Newt Ownsquare]

When you send using the Bcc field, do you have any address in the To or Cc
fields?

--
Hope this helps,
Newt


| Unfortunately, I've already tried this with no luck.
|
| "Newt Ownsquare" wrote:
|
| > Try sending one to yourself via Bcc.
| >
| > If successful, maybe your recipients have SPAM filters in place at their
server
| > or in their client app that is deleting the e-mail if it's not addressed to
| > them.
| >
| > --
| > Hope this helps,
| > Newt
| >
| >
| > | > | Hi,
| > | When I send an email using BCC, the email is not received by that
recipient
| > | (have tested this with mulitple email addresses). The email is received
if
| > | CC and normal To options are used, it's just not working with the BCC.
| > | As far as I know, all security settings are normal default settings.
| > |
| > | Anyone have any ideas?
| > |
| >
| >
| >

 

[Guest]

Genius! I sent an email using only the BCC (no To or CC options) and it
worked like a charm. Now why didn't I think of that?

Any ideas why that would happen? Seems pretty odd to me.

Thanks very much for your help,
Lara

 

[Brian Tillman]

Genius! I sent an email using only the BCC (no To or CC options) and
it worked like a charm. Now why didn't I think of that?

Any ideas why that would happen? Seems pretty odd to me.

As Newt said, the most likely cause is that the recipient's mail server is
blocking mails where there are no addresses n the To or Cc fields.

 

[Wespyu.com]

So does anyone actually now know why we cannot use the BCC in Outlook
2000 Edition?. I cannot seem to get anywhere with it and the posts on
here don't actually give any proper defining advice............"How do
I send a BCC EMAIL?"..........Response should read: "You must click
____ then ______ and then hit send" Thankyou!!!!

 

[Brian Tillman]

So does anyone actually now know why we cannot use the BCC in Outlook
2000 Edition?. I cannot seem to get anywhere with it and the posts on
here don't actually give any proper defining advice............"How do
I send a BCC EMAIL?"..........Response should read: "You must click
____ then ______ and then hit send" Thankyou!!!!

When you click the To button, you should also see the To, Cc, and Bcc
fields. You should also be able to click View>Bcc Field while in the Compse
window.