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"putting them in the To: field to enhance deliverability"

• famousactress 14y ago
  Yeah. Is there a strong argument against sending separate emails though? Selfishly curious because that's one of the things we've been doing to prevent this sort of mistake.
  • niggler 14y ago
    When they start taxing emails, those separate emails are going to cost a pretty penny :P
  • sitharus 14y ago
    A lot of enterprise spam filters are triggered by a burst of incoming mail from a single sender, sending one email with a bunch of to: is less likely to trigger them. I've had to deal with too many stupid spam filters in my life.
  • jleader 14y ago
    I suspect there are spam-filter considerations. Also, some email clients distinguish between "email addressed directly to me" and "email I happened to get through some mailing list or bcc".