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FreelanceRebel:


I was thought that in Jss2 Business Studies class in 2001.

Phils:
Whenever I am sending a mail, I always bcc my alternate mail. I refer to it to be sure the main mail has been sent.

NB
TO is the principal recipient of the mail;
CC is the secondary recipient of the mail;
BCC is the tertiary recipient of the mail.

When sending cc to more than one person, it is considered good practice to start listing the person's based on heirachy/seniority/relevance to the mail content.

nice imput

I know these before now.
On behalf of those who just learnt here, I say a big "Thank you"

Posa:
Ever wondered what Ccand BCC means when sending an email
Wonder no more
Cc stands for "carbon copy."

Anyone you add to the "cc" field of a message receives a copy of that message when you send it. All other recipients of that message can see that person you designated as a cc: recipient.

Bcc: stands for "blind carbon copy." Anyone you add to the bcc: field of a message receives a copy of that message when you send it. But, bcc: recipients are invisible and their identities concealed to all the other recipients of the message including other Bcc: recipients.

Now what is the importance of this knowledge of Cc and Bcc?

Sometimes if you are being referred by someone to apply for a job, you may sometimes need to put the person that referred you in copy to further strengthen your chances. Its more like a referral.

If you want the person you send the application, to know who referred you, you use Cc, if you want to code it, so other don't know about other recipient you use Bcc.

Mods pls move to FP for wider views

New knowledge added

decub:

Good!

Also, if the sent mail is replied (reply all), the BCC'ed won't receive a copy of the mail.

Omo! Chai! We learn everyday o

Phils:
Whenever I am sending a mail, I always bcc my alternate mail. I refer to it to be sure the main mail has been sent.

NB
TO is the principal recipient of the mail;
CC is the secondary recipient of the mail;
BCC is the tertiary recipient of the mail.

When sending cc to more than one person, it is considered good practice to start listing the person's based on heirachy/seniority/relevance to the mail content.

If you are an employee I hope you don't do this when sending mails from your corporate email, otherwise when a fraud case happens that you know nothing about, when investigation starts you would be found culpable and have to explain why you BCC your private email.

Cc ..close cooperation

Bcc..mean ..Baptist church Certificate

Bravo absolutely correct.

Oh

EXLOVER:
CC - Crédit Card

BCC - Bank Customer Care

Nobody should send gifts to this Moniker.
Let see what you can do about the bolded above

Thanks to the OP for this info.