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* Launch your email program, and click the button to create a new email message.

* In the 'To' address field enter 'Undisclosed Recipients' followed by your e-mail address in braces.

For example: 'Undisclosed Recipients '

Side note: If you leave the TO: field blank, the email may bounce as some service providers may filter mark the mail as spam.

* In the BCC (Blind Carbon Copy) field, enter the e-mail addresses of those to whom you are sending the message. If you are entering the addresses manually (I.E.: you are not selecting email addresses from an address book), make sure you enter a semi-colon (;) between each email address.

Side note: If you use Outlook Express and your BCC field is not present, you can reveal the BCC field by clicking View -> All Headers in your New Message window.

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BCC The server is probably rejecting it because that is a common thing that is done with spam My server rejects anything over 20 and I am being generous. There is software that sends one at time which is the only way I know around that. Anything with several BCCs on it will be picked up by almost all spam filters. Frankly anything with that many TOs will probably be picked up.

Add the recipients e-mail address in the BCC field (Blind Carbon Copy). This way, the recipients e-mail address will not be displayed to other recipients.

Put their addresses in the Blind Carbon Copy field (BCC)

(Click on View > All Headers, if the BCC field doesn't show)

Just send an email to yourself, and BCC everyone else that you want to send it to.

Spam.