BCC myself

[Sherry R]

When i bcc myself the emails to do not show in my inbox or anywhere else for
that matter. Any suggestions?

 

[Diane Poremsky {MVP}]

can you log in using a browser to verify they are on the server?

 

[Sherry R]

can you log in using a browser to verify they are on the server?

I'm not sure what you mean by that?

 

[VanguardLH]

...

I'm not sure what you mean by that?

Send a test e-mail to yourself where your e-mail address is in the Bcc
field. Exit Outlook (so you don't end up yanking the test message into
it when it arrives in your mailbox). Then use the webmail interface to
your mailbox to see if the test message shows up.

 

[Sherry R]

It does not.

Send a test e-mail to yourself where your e-mail address is in the Bcc
field. Exit Outlook (so you don't end up yanking the test message into
it when it arrives in your mailbox). Then use the webmail interface to
your mailbox to see if the test message shows up.

 

[David Webb]

Aren't you getting a copy of all sent messages in your Sent Items folder?

 

[Sherry R]

Yes, I am. But I am not receiving a BCC in my Inbox.

 

[David Webb]

I see where you have already tried a test message sent from the Bcc field with
no results, but you haven't stated what address, if any, is being used in the To
field. If you're leaving this field blank, maybe your ISP is voiding the
submittal. If so, try another test message with your address in both the To and
the Bcc field.

Let us know what happens.

 

[Sherry R]

It is not possible to send an email without an address in the To field.

 

[David Webb]

Not for everybody....it depends on your ISP. If I leave mine blank, it still
goes through okay but my address is shown in the From field when received.

What happens when you sent a message to yourself using the To field? If it comes
through okay, you may want to contact your ISP regarding your Bcc issue.