Whitney Weekday Request Campaign

Whitney Weekday Request Campaign

BCC E-mail Request List:
(The following does not apply to AOL users, who have to use a different method instead.)

If you try to send an e-mail message, you may notice that the window where you compose your message contains a line entitled "BCC." If you type a string of e-mail addresses, separated by commas, in this BCC line, you can send one message to any entire group of radio stations, and it will suppress the list of recipients. Therefore, the radio stations will not be able to see that you also sent the same message to other stations throughout the country. The only thing that they will notice is that they can't see who else received your message. If your e-mail software allows you to do this, all you will have to do is write one message, and then copy and paste the e-mail addresses below into your BCC line. DO NOT do this if your e-mail software does not provide a line called BCC!!!

Since we don't want to look too suspicious, I'm also going to suggest that we do BCC e-mail by the first letter of your last names. The letters will change everyday so we're not so obvious and over-bearing. We don't want to target these radio stations so heavily that they grow tired of us. If your last name begins with the letter "T," you can try this option today! Thanks for participating!

jamzrequests@cox.com, request@949online.com, requests@star94.com, requests@kiss1041fm.com, request@b98fm.com, requests@kdwb.com, request@mix93.com, request@star102.com, info@ktu.com, info@wbls.com, wrvr@entercom.com, requests@1025theparty.com, requests@hot995.com, request@flow935.com, requests@z1035.com