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From: BAston on 12 May 2008 13:39
I send a daily e-mail to about 1500+ recipients using Outlook 2003. I keep
the recipients in numbered distribution lists and add them all at once to the
BCC line in my e-mail each time I send it. I receive several e-mails from
some of the intended recipients complaining that they sometimes to not get
the e-mail they expect to see from me on a daily basis. I'm looking for a
way to send a mass e-mail containing a small PDF attachment to these people
so it looks like an individually-addressed e-mail as if I had sent 1500
separate e-mails (in order to bypass SPAM filters that I think are blocking
this e-mail due to the large number of BCC'd addressees). What function in
Outlook allows for this?
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B. Aston
From: JoAnn Paules on 12 May 2008 13:50
You are going to have to work with your ISP and the recipients' ISP.
Sometimes there's nothing you can do to prevent an ISP from tagging your
email as spam.

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"


"BAston" <BAston(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8CF76E8F-63EF-4D34-A26A-EA4741FB97C5(a)microsoft.com...
>I send a daily e-mail to about 1500+ recipients using Outlook 2003. I keep
> the recipients in numbered distribution lists and add them all at once to
> the
> BCC line in my e-mail each time I send it. I receive several e-mails from
> some of the intended recipients complaining that they sometimes to not get
> the e-mail they expect to see from me on a daily basis. I'm looking for a
> way to send a mass e-mail containing a small PDF attachment to these
> people
> so it looks like an individually-addressed e-mail as if I had sent 1500
> separate e-mails (in order to bypass SPAM filters that I think are
> blocking
> this e-mail due to the large number of BCC'd addressees). What function
> in
> Outlook allows for this?
> --
> B. Aston


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