credit card module always sends middle digits.

Admin > E-Mail Options : gives you options for sending copies to another address.

Actually, setting the email address for the CC module to send the middle digits somewhere must be done from the CC module itself.
And, it presently only allows for the entry of a single email address.

One workaround would be to set up an email "forward" alias in your hosting account. Then send emails to that alias. You can set up the alias so that *it* does the forwarding to multiple destinations. Or you could just send to a different address altogether if that address is not having the problem your current one's having.

thanks for the responses. I will give it a shot dr byte but not sure if that will work because my email service is not getting the emails. Hopefully though they think they are about to solve the mystery. I believe that there spam filter within hughes was blocking this email, thinking it looked like spam. Hopefully it will solve the problem.

Thanks again,
Casey

Is there some reason for not using eMail addresses within your Hosting account instead of Forwarding somewhere else?

eMail problems can be the most difficult of problems to sort out and Forwarding eMails will add another level of complexity; usually making it very difficult if not impossible for your Hoster to help correct.

And even if your Hoster has a Spam filter, most will not cause any problems for eMail sent from: local address to: local address.