Posted: Sun Apr 23, 2006 9:08 pm Post subject: BCC
The BCC Email Feature
Blind Carbon Copy (BCC) When sending an e-mail, if you BCC someone, you are sending them a copy of your e-mail, but not allowing the recipients in the To or CC fields of your e-mail client to know that the BCC recipient(s) was sent the message as well. BCC is often used for covert company communications - such as if you are getting irritated at someone and want to let someone else in on it without alerting the party you are irritated about, or if you are sending the CEO of your company a mail telling them they are wrong about something, and want to BCC copies to your friends to gloat over it. Use BCC with caution. One of the most common uses of BCC is when sending mass e-mails. Just send the e-mail to yourself, and BCC it to the whole group you are sending to. That way, your mailing list is not known to any of the members.
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