Windows 10: Email to multiple recipients without revealing all addresses

I know that this can be done using BCC but there are a number of problems with that approach.
One is the danger of one recipient using "reply all".
Another is the fact that being among "undisclosed recipients" tends to raise suspicions that something underhand is afoot.

Is there a way to send a mail to multiple recipients where it each recipient will see his/her address in the To box but there will be nothing to show that the mail has been sent to others?

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alias email address not receiving emails

Hello all;

I created an alias email @Hotmail.com but address is not receiving emails even when I send it from my primary email address which is also @Hotmail.com. I get the message:

Delivery to the following recipients failed.

(my new alias email) @hotmail.com

I see this has been a topic of interest on the forums but the answer is never revealed, only private messaged.

Any thoughts as to what I need to do?

Thank you

 

How can I stop "reply all" to myself?

If recipients who are originally included do not auto populate when you "reply all" then this is something else (and not normal behavior)

I have the exact same phone and tried to reproduce by reply all'ing to an email that I recieved that had multiple recipients and they all showed up under the TO field. So I am not seeing the same issue.

Is it a possibility that some of the recipients on your email are showing up as an Alias or Distribution Group and your phone has no correlating address to send to?

 

*** When sending a BCC mail, make sure to put your email address in the To field.***

RE ..............One is the danger of one recipient using "reply all"..........................

I think you have a misunderstanding.

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3. If a recipient uses the “Reply to All” option, the reply will not be sent to those individuals in the BCC: field.

RE ................Another is the fact that being among "undisclosed recipients" tends to raise suspicions that something underhand is afoot.

I don't have a good solution for you except putting your name in the Subject field, i.e. "From Hairy Scot".
Assuming your recipients know who you are. Hopefully that will clear the suspicion.

Sorry, that's all I know to help you.