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What does CC and BCC mean when I am sending a e-mail?
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
hi
CC= Carbon Copy
BCC= Blind Carbon Copy
when you send a mail .. use CC in case you send qa mail to a person that has more than one mail address so he / she will receive a copy in his/her other mailo addredd
when you send a mail to many persons
put one of the addresses in TO and the rest in BCC.. so all of them can only see the address written in TO and the rest will be hidden
this is the best and safest way to send mail to many people
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- 1 decade ago
CC is stands for carbon copy, it sends an exact copy of the e-mail to another person. BCC means blind carbon copy, where the original recipient of the e-mail canNOT see that you're forwarding it to another person.
Source(s): my dad - Anonymous1 decade ago
CC= carbon copy, sent to whomever you select from your address book, and everybody sees all of the other names of those people, BCC= blind carbon copy, where all names are hidden for the others.