Undisclosed recipients

How do I send an email to undisclosed recipients?

Easy. What you want is to put the addresses to be hidden in a "Bcc" list (Blind Copy). How you do this depends on what email interface you are using. Assuming you are using the newest Verizon webmail interface, when you click Compose to start your email, then on the right side of the "To" field (far right), you should see the characters "Add Cc" and "Bcc". Just click on Bcc and a new field will appear to enter the addresses, just put the list in there. No one will who the email went to. You should probably put your own email address in the To field.
Hope this helps.
Justin
Verizon FiOS TV, Internet, and phone
QIP7232, IMG 1.8, Build 02.54
Keller, TX 76248

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