Windows8 Mail app showing automatic addresses

WINDOWS 8 Mail app automatically showing the 5 email addresses listed automatically in To field while we compose a mail.
Want to disable this automatic email address display feature even if we dont enter any email.

Hi,
On my current version of built-in Mail app doesn’t have such behavior.
Would you please let me know the version of your Mail app? I will help you to do the further test and confirm what you mentioned, and the screenshot of what you mentioned is helpful for us to determine the issue.
I noticed that some updates may messed the Mail app, please reinstall the latest version of Mail, Calendar, and People suit to see what’s going on.
Mail, Calendar, and People suit
http://apps.microsoft.com/windows/en-us/app/mail-calendar-and-people/64a79953-cf0b-44f9-b5c4-ee5df3a15c63
Hope these could be helpful.
Kate Li
TechNet Community Support

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From: "Towngas Webmaster" <[email protected]>
To: <mymail>@gmail.com
Subject: Self Meter Read Email Reminder Service (xxxxxxxxxx)
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<tr><td width='500'>煤氣賬戶號碼: xxxx-xxxx-xx</td></tr>
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<tr><td width='500'>親愛的客戶:</td></tr>
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<tr><td width='500'>Towngas account No. : xxxx-xxxx-xx</td></tr>
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<tr><td width='500'>Dear valued customer</td></tr>
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<td width='500'>Please click here and report your meter reading online now. The meter
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<tr><td width='500'>If you have reported the meter reading in the past week, you may ignore this reminder. Thank you.</td></tr>
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