Simple Question about "Have replies sent to" feature in Outlook 20

[Quin]

When I send an email in Outlook 2003 I sometimes select the option "Have
replies sent to" and I put in another email address. My question is... When
I use that feature is there a way for my original address to be discovered?

Yes I know that with some time and effort someone could possibly trace the
IP addresses to my service provider and trace to me that way but I am
guessing there is no easy way to discover my main email address under these
circumstances. Am I right? For example it would not show up in any header
or anything right?

My main goal is to avoid spam back to the real sending address and have it
go to a disposable address.

Quin

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

yes, your email is exposed in the from field - this setting only controls
where replies go.

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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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