What does this symbol or initials mean...bcc on email?
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blind carbon copy. It sends a copy of the email to the recipient in the BCC feild without disclosing that person or their address to others.
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it means, dear Girl, that if he needs any ammunition against you, depending on the content of your email, he has it. remember never put anything in writing .
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Use the BCC: field. It is 'Blind Carbon Copy' or 'Blind Courtesy Copy' (whichever you prefer). Regardless, any receipint in the bcc field will not be shown in the e-mail.
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You could be on the "bcc" list of these emails. In this case you are just secrectly copied. Nobody except the sender will know.
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By using the "cc" or "bcc" field in you email composition page.\n\nType all the email address separated by comma ",".
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It means Carbon copy, meaning you can send a copy of yor email to the email address of the person you put on the Cc line.
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Carbon Copy and Blind Carbon Copy.\n\nBcc keeps those addresses hidden so that the CC recipients can't see who received the email.
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carbon copy\n\nits referring to all the people that were sent a copy of the letter.  this can also be found on emails.\n\nbcc means blind carbon copy, where an addressee can be kept hidden from others
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Re:\nthis is an abbreviation "regarding"...............it tells you what the subject of the email is about.\nRe:  this account        Re: our vacation      Re: my visit to the park
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the anser for this question depends on what kind of email client you are using to check your emails, can you be more specific?
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The CC and BCC are fields are used for copying the mail to someone else. E.g. if you want to email some file to you colleage but you want your team lead to know abt it as well.. you write the name of your colleage in the "TO" field and write your team leads address in the "CC" or "BCC" field.. the difference b/w CC and BCC is that the email addresses in the BCC field are hidden from the other recipients..
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the user didnt verify their email...\n\n\nxoxo
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somebody put her address in the "BCC" field of an e-mail. People who receive "B"lind Carbon Copies of an e-mail don't show up in the "To" or "CC" fields (well, actually they don't show up at all)
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Understanding Emails check out\nhttp://www.aysoft.com/tips/email.htm
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some interpretations\n1. the company doesn't exist\n2. the email doesn't exist\n3. the email inbox is full\n\nits not a legit company.
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Kheme, your answer is as intelligent as you are. How about reading the questions first?\nJason, here goes:\n\n^ ( ( [ a - z A - Z 0 - 9 _ &#92; - &#92; . ] + ) @ ( [ a - z A - Z 0 - 9 _ &#92; - &#92; . ] + ) &#92; . ( [ a - z A - Z ] { 2 , 5 } ) { 1 , 25 } ) + ( [ , . ] [ &#92; s ] * ( ( [ a - z A - Z 0 - 9 _ &#92; - &#92; . ] + ) @ ( [ a - z A - Z 0 - 9 _ &#92; - &#92; . ] + ) &#92; . ( [ a - z A - Z ] { 2 , 5 } ) { 1 , 25 } ) + ) * $\n\nIt checks for an email address, then for a "," (replace with ; or anything else if you wish), then for one or more spaces, and then for another email address.\nMatch examples:\n\nemail@email.com\nemail@email.com,email1@mail.ca\nemail@email.com, email1@email1.com\nemail@email.com, email1@email1.com, email2@email.com\nemail@email.com, -infinite numer of spaces-        email1@email1.com\n\nIt won't find a match if you leave a space BEFORE the commas.\nHope that helped!
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This looks like a fake email.\n\nLegitimate Yahoo email headers would look like this, including a confirmation by Yahoo! DomainKeys:\n\n\n"Yahoo! Answers" \n<answers-abuse@cc.yahoo-inc.com>  \n\nYahoo! DomainKeys has confirmed that this message was sent by cc.yahoo-inc.com