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January 29th 10, 10:44 PM
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Use of bcc for group emails
I have just taken over as unpaid secretary of a golf club and do most of my
work using my home PC. I have distribution list of all members emails (approx 300) but do not wish them all to be displayed to all recipients. I am aware of the use of bcc to hide other addressees; however, I am told that including too many addressees in the bcc list causes problems with either ISPs or Spam filters. Is this true? If so can anyone suggest a work around. Thank you 
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