I'm looking into a problem my high school reunion chair is having. Apparently most of his e-mails to the class are not making it to classmates with known active e-addresses. Since the e-mail has ~200 names on the "To:" list, I suspect it's being picked up as spam by some ISP bent on blocking our class reunion.
Does anyone know if my hypothesis is reasonable and how one might get around such a filter (other than by sending 200 e-mails)?
How about putting all of those addresses currently in the "To:" list into the "Bcc:" list, instead?
The servers need never know.
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