Will the recipients of my emails see only my new anonymous email handle, or will they also receive my name?  When I sent the email, only the new address was showing in the "From" line, but when I went back to check my "Messages Sent" folder, my name was listed in front of my new email address.  So, which of these two forms will the recipient of my email view in their "From" line?  Will they see my name or not?  Up to this point in time I am someone who is unknown to the recipient; they have never received an email from me in the past.  I am not computer saavy, as you have probably surmised!  Thanks for any help you can provide.
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in the from field display name is shown \nrigth now ur display name is by default ur name what u entered while creating this account will be displayed\nto change ur display name in yahoo mail go to options than click general prefrences there u can change ur display name (or the name which will appear on the from line og outgoing email)
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As long as you don't give out any personal information, passwords, or id info, it doesn't matter if you contact this address.  The worst that might happen is that your email address might get on mailing lists and you will get a lot of junkmail.  I keep an email address just for making contact with addresses that might add me to junkmail lists.  That way my personal email address doesn't get filled up with spam
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I think you have the right email address. The problem isn't emailing it is responding to the email.  You have censorship, censorship, and more censorship.  By the time your email may get to the president, it probably will just have your name or email address. He won't have any idea what you had to say.
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These emails are sent using your email address.\nHowever they were not sent from your email account.\n\nThese details are included in the headers of the email, and most email programs notice this and decide to filter out the email as spam. Check your bulk mail folder, and you're sure to find it.
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You can definately expect to get a whole bunch of spam emails now if you gave out your email address. Hopefully you didn't give out any other personal information.
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If you are forwarding your emails as text, you should be able to just go in and delete all the headers for people it's been sent to before. You can't edit it until you click on Forward though. You could always copy/paste as stated above, but that seems like more work to me. That is what you will have to do if you are forwarding the emails in attachment form. I always use the BCC function when forwarding email because it will not show the email addresses it was forwarded to for the next person, which keeps email address private and cuts down on forwarding info.
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Have no fear. Only your screen name is revealed to the other person. (Unless your screen name contains your real name).  You see your name at your end because that information is open to you.  The other person does not have access to your internal private profile where one's real name is displayed for Yahoo's records, for MSN, etc.
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The content of email is only as secure as your connection to the server.  Anything that snoops between you and it could copy the message.\n\nFinding someone's email address, if that is what you means, is only as easy as they want it to be for you, like advertising it places.\n\nSome companies will sell your email address to other companies for marketing mails...
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The email states that the email was sent on the 18th May, unless he has amended this date, which you can do when forwarding emails.\nThe CC is basically a case of, for instance, I am having a conversation with Lisa, I will send the email to Lisa, but if I think that Suzanne would be interested in what we are talking about, I will then CC Suzanne.  All that happens is that the email is sent to both Lisa and Suzanne.
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Use the `bcc` field to put all of your friends email addresses in.  By using `bcc` (which means Blind Carbon Copy) there will be no addresses visible to anyone else.\n\nIt may say `undisclosed recipients` but there will be no address visible.
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if you want to send an incoming mail to others.. use the redirect option from your mail acccount.. the only thing is that the reciever wont get your e mail account but rather the e mail id of the person who has sent you the mail;..\n\nregards\nparvesh garg
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that depends if the email handler cgi has that function built into it. not all of them do. you should have put a url to your page with the form on it and a url to the page that got the form so we can examine them. right now there is no way since you gave no useful details. contact your email form host.
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Is the group getting those mails ONLY from your ID ? If yes, and if you use Outlook Express to send/receive mails, then your system has been affected by a virus. If several of the ID's are sending such mails, then your group is affected, and it is not your fault (The group must be renamed, or deleted and re-created). I was caught in a similar situation sometime ago, but later several members started sending such mails, then we discovered that the group was affected (perhaps someone hacked it)..Then our mod renamed the group, now we do not have problems. See this site for details. This was the virus that affected our group : http://www.cert-in.org.in/virus/nyxem_e-worm.htm
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the names address or email address is for u to enter if u have friends in friendsters and know their addresses. if u dont, try search in the orange box at the top of the page.. it display the criteria of people u wanna be friend with.. thats if u are already a registered user...i hope this help..
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Before you start sending out nasty e-mails, the information is still in the e-mail headers and you can't remove them. So while you can send an "anonymous" e-mail, someone can track it down to the computer and computer logs can show when you were logged in and you'll be in trouble.\n\nAs to the actual method to send an e-mail message:\n\ntelnet [server] 25\nyou:HELO [server]\nsvr:250 Hello [server]\nyou:mail from: [your e-mail address]\nsvr:250 ok\nyou:rcpt to: [who you're sending the message to]\nsvr:250 ok\nyou:data\nsvr:354 End data with [CR][LF].[CR][LF]\nyou:[type in your message]\nyou:.\nsvr:250 ok. Queued as [number]\nyou:quit\n\nThis is a standard session and you can locate it in the RFC or most internet sites since it's also part of sysadmin troubleshooting. (I'm expecting this to be flagged as abusive.)
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I use my normal yahoo e-mail but use a nickname my friends call me rather than my yahoo ID. Only I see my e-mails, and I can soon block unwanted ones if people become abusive.
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It is removed from YOUR sent folder, not her inbox.  It will still be in her inbox when she logs on, you just won't be able to see when she reads it.