The BCC feature, or blind carbon copy, allows you to copy an email message to another recipient. It differs from the standard CC option because the other recipients of the message won’t know that the BCC’d address is also receiving the email. This is useful when you need to copy a message to your boss […]

The emails that you view in AOL Mail contain information like your email address as the recipient, the email address of the sender, and the email addresses of anyone that was copied, or CC’d, on the email. This information is contained in a part of the message called the header, and you can view it […]

When you are viewing your AOL emails on a Web browser, you may be accustomed to seeing a short list of your messages at the top of the window then, when you click one of those messages, it is displayed in a reading pane at the bottom of the window. The location where the message […]

If you go to AOL.com and click the envelope icon at the top-right of the window to get to your email, then you are probably used to seeing a page that shows a bunch of news stories. While you can navigate to your inbox a couple of ways from there, you might prefer to go […]

Some of the most dangerous emails that you receive in your inbox are the random ones from people that you don’t know, or ones that use the names of your contacts, but are actually coming from a stranger who has “spoofed” their name. These emails often consist of nothing more than a link, which, if […]