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Comment from Mark J on 2011-07-21

2011-07-22T05:19:19Z

@C. Ward
If you didn't send the email,you can't view the BCC.The purpose of BCC is to prevent the recipients from seeing who else received the email.

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Comment from c. ward on 2011-07-21

2011-07-22T04:34:13Z

How do I show Undisclosed Recipients (bcc) in my gmail inbox?

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Comment from Ron R. on 2011-03-23

2011-03-23T22:11:27Z

How do I find a listing of bcc: recipients after sending an email to them, using a to: address of myself?
As the sender, I should have access to the bcc: listing after the fact. Thanks.

It depends on the email program you're using. Look in your sent mail - some will show it, some will not.

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Comment from subramanyamyh on 2010-08-03

2010-08-04T06:13:14Z

Dear sir am using ms-outlook 2003 i want to send mail to some E-mail id's but it should show as undisclosed in the other end how to do this pls help me

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Comment from BADAR on 2010-07-02

2010-07-02T07:39:14Z

I WANT, MY FRIEND COULD SEE ONLY NAME INSTEAD OF EMAIL ID WHILE I AM SENDING THEM MAILS.

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Comment from Sunay on 2010-06-25

2010-06-26T06:23:08Z

Hi, I want to send the same email to different email id's, but the recipient should not see the other email id's for which it has been sent. The recipient should feel that the email is sent only to him. Is it possible???? Please help me with this.....

Send separate emails. All other solutions leave traces that it wasn't just to them.

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Comment from ajay on 2010-01-23

2010-01-23T09:46:52Z

nice information about undisclosed recipients. i also have some information about undisclosed recipients.

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Comment from loay on 2009-10-12

2009-10-12T09:55:08Z

I want to block anything that is sent to me with
undisclosed-recipients

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Comment from Paultx on 2009-09-15

2009-09-15T18:52:52Z

I sent a test e-mail from my Gmail account to two other non Gmail accounts using bcc. One of them showed in the header, but the other did not. What makes that difference? Do you know of anything I can change to make that appear or not as I wish?

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Comment from Neil McKenna on 2009-07-04

2009-07-04T23:49:21Z

How can I get ulndisclosed recipitent with my MSN Explorer emails.

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Comment from Jay II on 2009-04-30

2009-05-01T05:09:30Z

I want to block anything that is sent to me with
undisclosed-recipients

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Comment from phyl pattenden on 2009-02-28

2009-02-28T16:05:18Z

can i use undisclosed mail in Windows Vista

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Comment from Susan on 2009-02-17

2009-02-18T00:06:31Z

I use outlook express. I put undisclosed recipients in my address book with my email address in the email space. I tried leaving out my email address out of the address space. I put all the send to addresses in BCC. When I send email this way, I always get a copy of the email too. I tried having to "TO" space blank and it will not send. What am I doing wrong?

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Comment from carolyn turner on 2009-02-11

2009-02-11T21:35:14Z

How can I get ulndisclosed recipitent with my yahoo emails.

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Comment from pamela on 2009-01-20

2009-01-20T13:27:31Z

Hi
I'd like to know why is it that i cannot receive mail (external) that has been bcc'd?
And i received internal bcc'd mail?
Our IT guy says nothing can be done, is this true?

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Comment from Shirley Roy on 2009-01-18

2009-01-18T18:09:04Z

I think my e-mails go as " Undisclosed Recipients " but I also always get an e-mail When I click on the "TO field " after I click on all the contacts I want to send to in the BCC field it gives my e-mail address in the to field. Is that the way it is suppose to go.
Thank you Shirley

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Comment from d'Pappy on 2008-12-12

2008-12-13T05:25:31Z

When I use gmail to send Bcc emails to a list of recipients, I don't even bother putting any info into the To: block. All the addresses go into the Bcc: block as you'd normally send a list of email addresses. Hit 'send' and away it goes. Naturally when you look at the email message you just sent you're goint to see all the email addresses listed in the message, but on the recipients' end, they'll either see nothing identifying how the message got to them (except for your From: address) or they'll see it came to just the one address as a Bcc from you. Make sense? Anyway, it's a cool way to send to friends and not have to worry about getting someone's nose out of joint who doesn't want their email addy shared with everyone else. Cheers, d'P

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Comment from Ellie on 2008-11-12

2008-11-12T23:07:18Z

Hoe do I hide recipients in BCC with Gmail? I address the email to myself with recipients in the BCC field, but when I click on the 'Sent' mail, all the addresses are there on display.

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Comment from ismailbaig@satyam.com on 2008-11-02

2008-11-02T20:23:34Z

hi this is ismail i want to know the procidure for changing an id insted of orignal one,

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Comment from Undisclosed-Recipients: on 2008-01-16

2008-01-16T09:14:25Z

how we can hide the sender email ID?

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Comment from Melina on 2007-11-29

2007-11-29T13:50:15Z

To display Undisclosed-Recipients in the To field just do the following steps:
1) In the To field write your email address with brackets in them eg (user@domain.com)
2) Then send the receipts in the BCC hence you will never see any address of the persons you send the mail to.
Try it out and see for yourself.

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Comment from shelley on 2007-10-19

2007-10-20T03:03:48Z

i use incredimail, how can i get out going emails to display "undisclosed- recipients" in the To: field, or should i switch back to outlook? help? thanks!

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Comment from senthilnathan on 2007-07-11

2007-07-11T09:47:09Z

how to hide recipients

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Comment from mahesh on 2007-05-03

2007-05-04T04:43:38Z

hi leo
i have tried sending as undisclosed msg but it tell me to change email address, but when i send i send it works fine, i want to know that you are telling me to create a distribution group as undisclosed recipeint

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Comment from Leo A. Notenboom on 2007-04-09

2007-04-09T15:56:45Z

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You don't. There's no way to tell.

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Comment from alba on 2007-04-09

2007-04-09T15:28:53Z

how do I know that recipients read the e-mails sent to them, including the ones with bcc?

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Comment from Leo Notenboom on 2007-03-29

2007-03-30T02:01:39Z

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Use the BCC line.

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Comment from Sherrill Robertson on 2007-03-28

2007-03-29T01:40:55Z

I want to notify all of the names in my address book of my new e-mail address.How can I do this without having everyone's address be shown to all the addresses?

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Comment from Leo Notenboom on 2007-01-07

2007-01-07T19:49:46Z

No. You're really looking for mailing list software such as mailman (typically a Linux server-side solution) or a service, such as Aweber.

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Comment from Ray on 2007-01-07

2007-01-07T12:41:22Z

Hi Leo,

Is there a way to get Outlook Express to send a bulk email to a group of people, and instead of saying "undisclosed recipient", (which I think looks unprofessional), to get the software to say the recipients name or email without showing any of the other email addresses please? So that it looks like a personal one to one email?

Thanks

Ray

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Comment from bonnie on 2006-09-11

2006-09-12T00:40:55Z

I have MSN Explorer and would like to know how to send e-mails with undisclosed recipients displayed in the to: field. I have tried putting addresses in the bcc: field and nothing is showing up in the to: field, and undisclosed recipients is not present on the receiving end. What am I failing to do? Thanks

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Comment from lordes on 2006-09-07

2006-09-07T19:11:05Z

how do I load this on my computer undisclosed-recipient without showing the email address? and to forward email??

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Comment from cklinkins on 2006-08-29

2006-08-29T13:59:57Z

To send an email to undisclosed recipients:

Create a new message in your email client.
Insert "Undisclosed Recipients" in the To: field, followed by your email address in "" braces.
The To: field should look like: "Undisclosed Recipients ".
Put all the recipients' email addresses in the Bcc: field, separated by commas.
The Bcc: field could look like: "semper@doubt.com, dh00@ladedu.com, ladedu@ladedu.com".
Compose your message.
Send it.

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Comment from Fan on 2006-03-25

2006-03-25T12:05:15Z

I found this answer at Microsoft's:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q182987/

It works well!

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Comment from Leo on 2006-03-12

2006-03-12T16:52:07Z

You can't. That;s the whole point of BCC/undisclosed recipients. http://ask-leo.com/how_to_i_view_the_list_of_bcced_recipients_on_an_email_ive_received.html

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Comment from Gaurav on 2006-03-12

2006-03-12T15:42:17Z

I want to find the email id which is mentioned in the undisclosed receipent

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Comment from Jim on 2006-03-07

2006-03-07T19:17:59Z

I've visited your site before, very informative. My question is I have AOL Security Edition SE, and want to use the Undisclosed-Recipients feature all the time. Can you email me this infomation, I'd appreciate it!
Respectfully,
Jim Hamlin

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Comment from Jim on 2006-02-14

2006-02-14T19:27:06Z

Yes, your answer is probably correct, except for an AOL Member! Can you tell me HOW to do it with AOL? All I can find pertain to Outlook, or some other ISP providers!
Thanks,
Jim

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Comment from Tiger on 2006-01-25

2006-01-25T20:22:58Z

Sarah, and what's the point of displaying yourself as Undisclosed Recipient if all it takes is to look at the properties of your email to find out what your address is. You can display yourself as Fred if you want, people can still find out your address from properties if no specific steps were taken to hide it properly. Changing display name isn't the same as concealing your email address.

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Comment from Sarah on 2006-01-23

2006-01-23T21:15:59Z

Just learned this trick. I have Outlook. Go into Address Book, make a New Card. Include your own e-mail address, but "Display As: Undisclosed Recipients." Then when you send an e-mail, for "To" box select Undisclosed Recipient", and then put all other addressees in Bcc - Blind Carbon Copy.

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Comment from Charles Thibieroz on 2005-12-12

2005-12-12T12:19:23Z

I don't believe that you've to type your email address neither in the TO nor CC fields. Maybe, it depends on your mail provider.
I'm used to do so :
To : "Undisclosed-recipients" to let know my recipients that their address has been protected.
CC : my email, but any valid email should be convenient
CCC : my hidden recipients list

I never tried to remove the FROM field

BR
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Comment from Doris B. Korey on 2005-11-01

2005-11-01T16:28:00Z

I use outlook express, I've tried every which way, but I seem to have to put my name in the To section and then of course I put all the other names in BCC. BUT, I want to get undisclosed recipients there. I have tried all the ways that are suggested. Got anoter one?

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Comment from Leo on 2005-09-16

2005-09-16T17:16:50Z

If I understand your question, you want this article: http://ask-leo.com/how_to_i_view_the_list_of_bcced_recipients_on_an_email_ive_received.html

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Comment from Fasial Ahmed on 2005-09-16

2005-09-16T15:18:27Z

I want to see email recipients against undisclosed recipients. how can I do this?

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Comment from Ahmed Siddiqui on 2005-05-20

2005-05-20T08:15:51Z

To send outgoing mail with "Undisclosed-Recipients:;" in Outlook Express simply do this :

1. Leave your To and CC fields empty.
2. Add all your Recipients in BCC field

To add BCC :
1. click "Add Recipients" or "TO" button
2. select Recipients and click BCC-> button
3. click OK button

i hope it will be helpfull to you.

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Comment from Leo on 2005-02-23

2005-02-23T17:19:38Z

That depends on your email client, but in general there's often no way to remove To: and Cc: fields.

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Comment from Ramesh Kashyap on 2005-02-22

2005-02-23T04:55:20Z

Dear Leo,
Hi!.
Your tips are really great. i actually logged on to see how to get "UNDISCLOSED RECIPIENTS" and your site was very handy.
Basically what I could gather was that you need to dump all the address in the Bcc field.Am I correct?? If yes,then there is no necessity for the To and Cc field.
How do i remove it from view??

Regards,
Ramesh Kashyap

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Comment from Leo on 2004-11-22

2004-11-23T06:23:00Z

I don't think Yahoo supports BCC, and I'm not familiar with rediff at all.

In general web-based mail services often don't support BCC.

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Comment from Neeraj on 2004-11-22

2004-11-23T02:43:14Z

Sir,

Please can u tell me how to configure undisclosed receipients in TO ,Bcc and Cc bar of my INTERNET ACCOUNT such as yahoo and rediff. i am not getting the right way to configure this.

Thanks,
Neeraj

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Comment from Leo on 2004-10-28

2004-10-28T14:25:06Z

If you mean you want to see the BCC line on a message you've *received*, you cannot. That's the whole point of BCC.

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Comment from John on 2004-10-28

2004-10-28T09:01:28Z

how do we disclose the addresses which are there in Bcc??

can anybody help me on this

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Comment from Mary on 2004-10-14

2004-10-14T13:53:18Z

Sirs:
Thank you very kindly for the information! I have searched and searched and realized that I should go to.......google.com! And, it was very easy to find! It answered all my questions.
Thank you very kindly!
Mary

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Comment from Frederica on 2004-09-14

2004-09-14T18:15:25Z

What I usually do is create a group and drop your email address in there. call that group undisclosed recipients:

create another group with names and send email, undisclos* in To field and the other name in bcc, or the list of names in bcc field.. everyone just sees undisclosed-recipients.

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Comment from Leo on 2004-05-30

2004-05-31T00:57:16Z

No, the two didn't integrate. They're quite different :-). But if you are in fact using Outlook 2000, then that does explain that we're seeing the same thing.

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Comment from GC on 2004-05-30

2004-05-31T00:33:31Z

Thanks for the reply. One thing I noticed is that the email program I am using is actually Outlook 2000 (even the icon is Outlook icon), the title of the program is Outlook but the menu and functions belong to those in Outlook Express! Is that possible? It seems that the 2 programs integrated with each other...

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