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--- how_to:bccs [2013/07/22 12:07] – [Possible Solutions] paul
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   * [[reference:mappings|Mappings]]. Many BCCd messages are actually from mailing lists. In this case the **To** header will often have the address of the mailing list in it. In this case you can create a **Mapping** of type **POP3** from the mailing list address to the user(s) who want to receive the message.
   * [[Incoming SMTP Feed|SMTP Feed]]. If you can switch to an incoming SMTP Feed for your mail (instead of POP3 collection), then that will allow the SMTP Envelope information to be given directly to VPOP3, so the problem will vanish. This is the recommended option if it is possible for you.
+  * Individual POP3 mailboxes. If your ISP uses its SMTP feed to sort the messages into individual POP3 mailboxes at the ISP, then VPOP3 can download the messages from those and use which mailbox the message was in to determine which local user should get the message. The BCC problem only applies to //shared// POP3 mailboxes, not to individual POP3 mailboxes.
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