Supppressing the address list

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Buddy Ackerman

On occasion I need to send out emails to my sites members. In order to process faster I don't want to loop through the
user list and send one message for each, I'd rather add all the users' email addresses to the address list and do one
send. Since I don't have the address list in my email server I was wondering how you suppress the address list so that
every recipient doesn't get the email addresses of all teh other recipients. I don't even know if this is a client or
server side function. If it's client side I expect that that I'll have to get a third party assembly because the
system.web.mail.message class doesn't appear to have a way to suppress the address list. Anyone know how to do this?


--Buddy
 
Buddy Ackerman said:
On occasion I need to send out emails to my sites members. In order
to process faster I don't want to loop through the user list and send
one message for each, I'd rather add all the users' email addresses
to the address list and do one send. Since I don't have the address
list in my email server I was wondering how you suppress the address
list so that every recipient doesn't get the email addresses of all
teh other recipients. I don't even know if this is a client or server
side function. If it's client side I expect that that I'll have to
get a third party assembly because the system.web.mail.message class
doesn't appear to have a way to suppress the address list. Anyone
know how to do this?

Add the recipients as Bcc rather than To or Cc.
 
Add the recipients as Bcc rather than To or Cc.

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Be aware that you see this mostly used in spam applications, so is probably
one of the first things to look for by spamfilters.

Cor
 
Cor Ligthert said:
Be aware that you see this mostly used in spam applications, so is probably
one of the first things to look for by spamfilters.

No, there are plenty of other uses for Bcc, including mailing lists, so
any spam filter which is particularly sensitive to uses of it are going
to be useless. (Don't forget that the recipient doesn't even see that
there's a Bcc list - they just see that they're not directly in the
To/Cc list.)
 
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