how do i send email without letting the recipient know who it's from?
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Start>Run>cmd enter\nC:&#92;telnet mx2.mail.yahoo.com 25 enter\ntype:\nhelo "a Name(Whatever)" enter\ntype:\nmail from:<whatever@whatever.com> enter\ntype:\nrcpt to:<the address that want to recive the email> enter\ntype:\ndata enter\ntype:\nfrom:"whatvere"\nsubject:"whatever" enter\ntype your messege then enter a "." and then enter again.\nyou just sent an anoymous email.
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Write them (snail mail) or telephone them and ask them.  If they don't want you to have their email address, respect their desire for privacy; to control their own communications.  It's at least as personal as asking for a telephone number.
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i think there is no such way by which you can check that someone is accessing your mail from other computer and he/she can again mark it as unread.\n\nPLz tell me if you can get any method.
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provide your email id..
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But to which email id do I need to send a private email........
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check out the followings\n\nhttp://www.hushmail.com/\nhttp://www.fastmail.fm/\n\nBtw, beside that you can simply do a trick with your MS outlook or outlook express to send an email to your friends with a different or fake email address.\n\nopen outlook, add an account\n\nput a fake full name "etc.."\nput a fake email address\nput your own outgoing and incoming smtp server address\nput your own user and pass\ntry sending an email to yourself and see from where it appears.\n\nany problem do contact me via I.M or email me.
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just click forward...and then delete what you do not want in the email\n(so delete the forwarding addresses and other information)
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the same way you send email to anybody
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You can find the the domain from which the email was sent, but it might be difficult to find out exactly who in the domain sent it.\n\nTry doing a WHOIS search on Yahoo or Google.\nthen go from there, to report abuse.
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A spam or junk mail filter can be very useful for this.  I think most can be set to filter emails not listed among your contacts.  You would just have to be sure all known recipients were listed there so the filtering wouldn't catch them too.
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Anonymous email says that you probably would not want to be caught sending it. All "URL's" are traceable-don't do it.
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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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Anonymous Email Made Easy!\nhttp://www.advicebox.com/
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There are a few ways. As "Arbitrage" said, registering a free account with a random name is a good way to send e-mail anonymously. A better method, perhaps, is to use what is known as a "remailer." A remailer can be either (1) an online form that allows you to send e-mail from a website without registering or anything, or (2) an e-mail address which will forward your e-mail to the desired recipient without revealing your e-mail.\n\nHere is a good (basic) online remailer:\nhttp://www.gilc.org/speech/anonymous/remailer.html\n\nAbout.com has a more technical description of how to use remailers which will work with your current e-mail address:\nhttp://email.about.com/cs/anonemailtips/qt/et041304.htm
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Everything in the bcc line stays hidden.  The recipient's full message headers will only have their email address (usually not in the To line but near the top in something like Apparently-To: email@email.com -- something like that.\n\nSo to answer your question, no.
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NO!\n\nyou cant!\n\n\nYou cantrace via IP in the headers.. Thats it..\n\nE-mail is such a old and crappy system!  Someone is spamming you with you as teh sender, its easy to do and hard to stop!\n\nget yourself some AV software with anti spam , or use mozilla thunderbird.
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Use the bcc feature. That will hide the addy's of all recipients. Most people really appreciate it when you do that, it's so much safer.\n\nHey, other answerers, addressee is the person it's addressed to, not the sender. \nad·dress·ee    ( P )  Pronunciation Key  (dr-s, -drs)\nn. \nThe one to whom something is addressed.