Undisclosed recipients

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I will like to know how I can set up the To: part of the e-mail to sghow
undisclosed recipients instead of the names of all people I am sending them
to. I have seen it in some e-mails but do not know how to do it. Sometimes I
see the e=mail sent to the same sender's account.
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Malena202 said:
I will like to know how I can set up the To: part of the e-mail to
sghow undisclosed recipients instead of the names of all people I am
sending them to. I have seen it in some e-mails but do not know how
to do it. Sometimes I see the e=mail sent to the same sender's
account.
Help
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Define a contact named "Undisclosed Recipients" which goes to your
e-mail account (the same one in the From or Reply-To fields). Then put
all your recipients in the Bcc field. This will show "Undisclosed
Recipients" in the To header, none of the Bcc e-mail addresses will get
disclosed, and you will get a copy of your own message in your mailbox
(you can define a rule to delete e-mails sent to yourself by yourself if
you don't want to keep those duplicates since a copy gets saved in the
Sent Items folder).
 
Thank you very much Vanguard!!

Vanguardx said:
Define a contact named "Undisclosed Recipients" which goes to your
e-mail account (the same one in the From or Reply-To fields). Then put
all your recipients in the Bcc field. This will show "Undisclosed
Recipients" in the To header, none of the Bcc e-mail addresses will get
disclosed, and you will get a copy of your own message in your mailbox
(you can define a rule to delete e-mails sent to yourself by yourself if
you don't want to keep those duplicates since a copy gets saved in the
Sent Items folder).

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Malena202 said:
Thank you very much Vanguard!!
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Be warned that many spam filters will trigger on "Undisclosed
Recipients" in the To or Cc headers. So don't be surprised if
recipients never get your message if they have server-side spam
filtering enabled or use client-side anti-spam products (that delete
rather than move spam-tagged messages). Since you are already known as
the sender then just put yourself in the To field (i.e., define a
contact for you and use that one in the To field).
 
When I tried this I only see cc in the new message and it discloses the
recipient e-mail. How do I Bcc?
 
Malena202 said:
When I tried this I only see cc in the new message and it discloses
the recipient e-mail. How do I Bcc?
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When composing a message, use the "View -> Bcc Field" menu.
 
Malena202 said:
When I tried this I only see cc in the new message and it discloses
the recipient e-mail. How do I Bcc?
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When you click the To button, you'll be presented with the options of using
To, Cc, or Bcc.
 
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