Forwarding E-Mails

[troubled5]

When I forward e-mails, I don't want my list of receipients to be forwarded along with the message. Can anyone tell me how to go about achieving this?

[Justin46]

Once you say you want to forward an email you can't simply swipe the list of recipients and delete them? I can, using both the Verizon webmail and my PC-based email client, which is Windows Live Mail (but I could also do it when I used Outlok Express).

There is probably more to your question than I understand, so can you maybe explain more what tool you are using, Verizon webmail or a client, what you have tried, etc?

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Justin
Verizon FiOS TV, Internet, and phone
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[CapnCrunch]

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@troubled wrote:

When I forward e-mails, I don't want my list of receipients to be forwarded along with the message. Can anyone tell me how to go about achieving this?

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Simply type in the recipients in the BCC box only and leave the "To:" and "CC:" blank.  BCC means "blind carbon copy".  When you use a bcc the recipients can only see who sent it, but they cannot see who else it was sent to.  Voila!

[Justin46]

CapnCrunch, thanks! I misread the question. To the OP, sorry.....Justin

[dslr595148 · Accepted solution]

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@CapnCrunch wrote:

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@troubled wrote:

When I forward e-mails, I don't want my list of receipients to be forwarded along with the message. Can anyone tell me how to go about achieving this?

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Simply type in the recipients in the BCC box only and leave the "To:" and "CC:" blank.  BCC means "blind carbon copy".  When you use a bcc the recipients can only see who sent it, but they cannot see who else it was sent to.  Voila!

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I agree that should work. However if that does not work do this:

#1 Simply type in the recipients in the "BCC" box.

#2 Leave the "CC:" blank.

#3 For the "To" line, type in your own e-mail Address.

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For example...

From: u@verizon.net

To: u@verizon.net

CC: "Blank"

BCC: u1@verizon.net, u2@verizon.net

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Plus Subject Line, and body of message... 😉