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You may want to try akapost (www.akapost.com)

akapost is a simple and easy way to protect your email identity from being exposed on the Internet.

Posted by: Smith at July 21, 2008 11:59 AM

Hello,
there is a webpage, www.emailhide.org, that encrypts your email address in a secure manner. All you nedd to do is type in your email address and is returned html code with a link with your encrypted email. I've tried and now i use it everytime. There's also a automatic gen for webmasters. Check it out.

While interesting, that has nothing at all to do with what this article is about.
- Leo
05-Feb-2009

Posted by: miguel at January 31, 2009 12:48 AM

If i need to send out a message to a lot of people, but i want them to only see their own name on the email, as if i personally sent it to just them and not 25 other people as well, how would i do this in Microsoft Outlook?

The only way to do that is to send 25 individual emails. You can do that yourself, or you can use a mailing service like aweber.com.
- Leo
28-May-2009

Posted by: Anna at May 27, 2009 9:08 AM

I have gmail and I've tried everything in the book to prevent my mail recipients to see other's addresses, but it won't work. I use the BCC feature but the addresses still show. I know this because I tried sending a message to multiple recipients, where I put one of my other mails in the TO box and the rest in the BCC box. That's when I found that the addresses were displayed.
Thank you very much for your help.

If you're looking in your own sent mail, then they may still be there, since you're allowed to see what you sent. You need to check the actual email received by one of the people getting the email in their account. I'll bet the BCC line is not visible there.
- Leo
01-Jul-2009

Posted by: GLORIA at June 30, 2009 11:20 AM
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