When to Blind Carbon Copy?
'Blind Carbon Copy' Is a Way of Sending Emails to Multiple People Without Them Knowing Who Else Is Receiving the Email. Any Emails in the Bcc Field Will Be...
'Blind carbon copy' is a way of sending emails to multiple people without them knowing who else is receiving the email. Any emails in the BCC field will be invisible to everyone else in the To and CC fields. BCC should only be used when it isn't a personal email and you want to keep the receipts email private.
Why would you use blind carbon copy?
When your recipients don't know each other: “Bcc” protects the privacy of recipients. ... To sum it up, the best applications of the “Bcc” field are impersonal emails that are being sent to a large email list of people who don't know each other. By using Bcc, you respect their privacy and avoid frustrating email chains.
Is blind carbon copy bad?
There are a few reasons to use "Bcc," most of them bad. ... As a rule of thumb, if the number of recipients exceeds 30, then you should Bcc. The worst time to use Bcc is at work. It's shady to lead someone to believe they are the only recipient of an email when they are not.
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