Hide Email addresses

[godsownman]

Sometimes I receives emails from people and when i wish to see to who all it was sent I see the word "Undisclosed Receipient" written next to the word in TO , CC or BCC as a result I cannot see any of the addresses to which it was sent .

How is this done .

Please help

 

[tuxfan]

Keep all the addresses in BCC and none in To or CC

 

[navjotjsingh]

It does not work in Gmail and Yahoo!

 

[siriusb]

But u still have the IP address. If u want a completely anonymous mail, then use a anonymous remailer.

 

[godsownman]

Anyway what use is the IP address to me . How can I trace the person who sent it .

Also that is besides the point what i want to know is how does this happen

Try to understand the few lines below,

they are exactly what I see in the mail

From : anyone @gmail.com
To : Undisclosed Receipient
cc:
bcc:
Date : Monday 29th August ,2005 7:15

So please help me find a solution to this

And please do educate me on the IP part also

Thanks a lot

 

[godsownman]

Somebody please solve this query . How is this happening.

Please don't get mistaken and take it for BCC . BCC is a seperate issue . This happens only in the TO and CC part

 

[navjotjsingh]

This happens only in Outlook Express 6.0 If you add sender directly to BCC Field and leave To and CC Fields Blank Undisclosed receipents will show up. Tested.

 

[godsownman]

Ok thanks navjotjsingh.

Why didnt I think of this .

Regards

 

[QwertyManiac]

Anyway what use is the IP address to me . How can I trace the person who sent it .

Also that is besides the point what i want to know is how does this happen

Try to understand the few lines below,

they are exactly what I see in the mail

From : anyone @gmail.com
To : Undisclosed Receipient
cc:
bcc:
Date : Monday 29th August ,2005 7:15

So please help me find a solution to this

And please do educate me on the IP part also

Thanks a lot

U can use the IP address and run a WHOIS scan and TRACERT to find who/where the server /person is sending from ?

also, to see the IP, click on a link that says full view with mailheaders...