Group mailing, want to suppress all the "to" addresses in the "to:" field

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  • rjames.clarke@gmail.com

    #1

    Group mailing, want to suppress all the "to" addresses in the "to:" field

    I want to do a mass emailing for a club.
    I don't want all the clubs members to see all the addresses of the
    other club members for privacy reasons.

    How do I set up the php mail function to not display the recipients
    email addresses, just to display something like, "U7 Soccer Club
    Team"?

    thanks
    bobc

  • Michael Fesser

    #2
    Re: Group mailing, want to suppress all the "to&quo t; addresses in the "to:&qu ot; field

    ..oO(rjames.cla rke@gmail.com)
    >I want to do a mass emailing for a club.
    >I don't want all the clubs members to see all the addresses of the
    >other club members for privacy reasons.
    That's what the BCC (blind carbon copy) header field is for.
    >How do I set up the php mail function to not display the recipients
    >email addresses, just to display something like, "U7 Soccer Club
    >Team"?
    The TO field has to contain a valid email address, but of course it can
    be one of your own.

    Micha

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    • rjames.clarke@gmail.com

      #3
      Re: Group mailing, want to suppress all the "to&quo t; addresses in the "to:&qu ot; field

      Thanks, such a simple answer! I could not find that no matter what I
      googled.
      Hide in plain sight.

      thanks



      On Jun 11, 3:18 pm, Michael Fesser <neti...@gmx.de wrote:
      .oO(rjames.cla. ..@gmail.com)
      >
      I want to do a mass emailing for a club.
      I don't want all the clubs members to see all the addresses of the
      other club members for privacy reasons.
      >
      That's what the BCC (blind carbon copy) header field is for.
      >
      How do I set up the php mail function to not display the recipients
      email addresses, just to display something like, "U7 Soccer Club
      Team"?
      >
      The TO field has to contain a valid email address, but of course it can
      be one of your own.
      >
      Micha

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