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[astralexis]

Hello,
I have a mailing list problem:

I want to send email to about 50 addresses, but don't want these peoples to see who are the receipients .

I've never done something naughty like this, however now I want to and somehow it doesn't work nicely...

I tried with Pegasus Mail: Simply created my mailing list in the Pegasus Mail client (just a trial list with some addresses of mine) and sent a mail. Strangely only one message arrived. Is it possible that my ISP somehow disabled the use of this type of mailing list?

The other thing I tried is a mailing list on my RaQ3 account. That works fine, except in the email header a line like this gets added:

forwarded by list1@domain.com

Is there a way to suppress this, so the receipient doesn't see on what host the mailing list is? Not that it would be a real problem if it's revealed, but it doesn't look nice...

[Racin' Rob]

It works with Pegasus, I've done it several times. Must be your ISP.

You could try sending it to yourself and BCC everyone else.

[GordonH]

Hello
There is a thing called Aureate Group Mail which does this.
If you use the free version it sends each message entirely seperately (so it takes a while to go through)

When i do it I use smartlist and just upload the list of addresses as a text file to the server.

Gordon