Please Help.....stupid Question I Know..

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Discussion Overview

This thread explores the use of BCC (blind carbon copy) when sending emails to customers, focusing on privacy concerns and technical issues encountered by participants.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal, Technical explanation

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses confusion about whether using BCC keeps email addresses private, noting inconsistent experiences when sending emails to themselves.
  • Another participant identifies BCC as the correct method to ensure that recipients do not see each other's email addresses.
  • One participant explains that seeing all contact information when sending to oneself may be due to the email service recognizing the sender.
  • Another participant emphasizes the importance of using the BCC field instead of CC to maintain privacy.
  • One participant shares feelings of being overwhelmed by the email process.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Some participants agree that BCC is the appropriate method for maintaining privacy, while others express confusion about their experiences with email visibility.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences with email practices among participants, particularly in the context of communicating with customers.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for insights on email communication practices may find this discussion relevant.

LCOLACHICO
LCOLACHICO
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when sending out email to all my customers, if I send it all out bcc,
dose that make it private... so when they open it they will not be able to see everyones email???

I tried it this way and sent it to myself and a few times everything was blocked out, and then the others I could see all the info..

Really I don't know how to send them out I guess.... how do you all send them out.. I could send it to everyone personally but that would take forever.

Thanks :)
 
BCC is the way to go. No one will see anyone else's email address that way.
 
When you are sending it to yourself, you can see the info, because you are the one that sent it, your email service must be recognizing that.
 
Too CC is different than BCC so need to make sure you put them in the BCC area.
 
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the problem I am having is when i include myself to the list and I get the email i see all the contacts info I sent out. am i doing it wrong?:yuck:
 
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  • #6
Thanks !!! Sometimes i feel so out of it lol
 

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