How can I send an e-mail to a list of people without everyone seeing everyone else's e-mail address?
88290
bcc means blind carbon copy. no one can see anyone else in the list.
676841
There is a way to make a mailing list that is unviewable. I encounter them all the time at my school.\n\nSadly just the people who mailed you listed as spam and move on.
227514
They wouldn't give out their personal email address or do you mean like fan mail?
203361
check out the followings\n\nhttp://www.hushmail.com/\nhttp://www.fastmail.fm/\n\nBtw, beside that you can simply do a trick with your MS outlook or outlook express to send an email to your friends with a different or fake email address.\n\nopen outlook, add an account\n\nput a fake full name "etc.."\nput a fake email address\nput your own outgoing and incoming smtp server address\nput your own user and pass\ntry sending an email to yourself and see from where it appears.\n\nany problem do contact me via I.M or email me.
63743
I'm not on AIM right now, but if you go to your preferences and click on privacy, you can  allow certain people to see you.  So only put the people you know on that list and people not on the list won't see you
517492
Start with your snail mail friends. If they are online, you can give them your email and ask them to pass it along.\n\nBe forewarned tho. Once you give your email address out, you will also receive a lot of unwanted spam. In fact, most of what you receive will be spam. Like telemarketers, they seem to know where you are before the people you WANT to have the info.
16154
Taking from about.com \n\n    * Create a new message in your email client.\n    * Insert "Undisclosed Recipients" in the To: field, followed by your email address in "<,>" braces.\n          o The To: field should look like: "Undisclosed Recipients <me@example.com>". \n    * Put all the recipients' email addresses in the Bcc: field, separated by commas.\n          o The Bcc: field could look something like: "my.first.friend@example.net, my_second_friend@example.net, stillanotherfriend@example.com". \n    * Compose your message.\n    * Send it.
86566
If you don't mind that everyone will see everyone else's emails, you can use CC. However, if you want to keep these emails private, use BCC, select Add Recipients, then click on everyone in your address book.
34093
After you are done composing your letter or clickimg the forward button, click the insert address and just click the names of the people in your saved addresses so thet all of them will recieve the email. If you want to save the time and you want to keep on sending to the same people, try making a list form your address so that you can just write on your TO field and the message goes to everybody on your list :-)
926755
Don't reply to the emails.  You should have the option to mark their emails as spam or junk.  I've had to change my email address before because of stuff like that.  One thing to remember, don't send mass emails and ask your friends to not include you in mass emails.  Mass emails spread your email address all over the place, and my experience has been that lots of spam come to me after I was part of someone mass email.
111137
Write them (snail mail) or telephone them and ask them.  If they don't want you to have their email address, respect their desire for privacy; to control their own communications.  It's at least as personal as asking for a telephone number.
246765
you can try 9cays.\nhttp://9cays.com/\nIt's a group email thing that you can have everyone come to that page and write down what they want to say. then you can send the final email to the friend who is supposed to receive it.
1070603
You put your own address in the send to line.  Then those who get the e-mail will only see your address and no one else's.
539067
you can't\nanyone can make an account and send mail out as anyone else. I suggest you do not have a catchall or default e-mail address and that if mail is sent to an address not specifically configured under your domain, you bounce it.\n\nResponsible spam filtering software will not give you trouble, as they block mail coming from a specific IP, specific messages or following spam patterns. \n\nIf you can identify from which smtp (outgoing mail) server the mail is being sent by looking at the headers of a message, you can find out which ISP is responsible for that IP and semnd a complaint to their abuse department.
326081
There is a block at the top of your page that says "invite friends" Click that and proceed.You must know their complete email address
30838
send to 500\nput the email address in the subject
856243
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