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Dear Experts, we got an Exchange 2016 server and have an auto mail account, for example: auto@abc.xyz<br />
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Dev Team is using this account to sent bulk emails to users via C# code but when they logged into this account in Exchange, there is no any item in Sent item folder. Could you please suggest? Many thanks!
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Dear Experts, we got an Exchange 2016 server and have an auto mail account, for example: auto@abc.xyz

Dev Team is using this account to sent bulk emails to users via C# code but when they logged into this account in Exchange, there is no any item in Sent item folder. Could you please suggest? Many thanks!

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