You are the only one that will see the address in the BCC on your
copy. and everybody else who will get your email will not see the
address. you can test it by send a email and bcc to one of your other
email address then you can compare the two emails your copy in gmail
and your copy of the email from your other address. then you will see
that you will not be able to see your address in the bcc in your other
email.
On Jul 5, 12:56 pm, DJAPPGER wrote:
> I have read what Gmail has to say about how Bcc works. However, that
> is not what happens when I used it yesterday. I put my own name on
> the "To" line, and all the others on the Bcc line. When one of the
> receipients responded, I saw the entire list of the others to whom the
> msg. was sent. This had happened once or twice before, and I thought
> it was because I had selected Cc instead. But this time I was very
> careful to use the correct line. Is there a fix or am I doing
> something wrong? Thanks. DJ
