Google ate my email address
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Google ate my email address
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#5Then in the last couple of days, they decided that my secondary email address was now part of a Google apps account because it was associated with a Postini mail filtering account. They removed the secondary email from my account and created a new account for it using the same password.
Now I'm stuck with two different email addresses for logging into various Google services.
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#6I recently picked up a fastmail.fm account and am forwarding gmail to that, in case gmail effs up.
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#7http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3216029
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#81) Signed up to have google manage the email for my domain.
2) Tried to create michelle@domain.com
3) Google failed. Signup process hung.
4) Tried again. App hung.
5) Tried different name. Worked.
6) Tried to add michelle in the admin panel and got: "Username already exists" but there's no way to see, edit, or login as michell.
It happens quite often, and remains unresolved for the majority people: http://www.google.com/support/a/bin/search.py?hl=en&foru...
It's been months of trying different things, forum posts and contact attempts and it's still broken.
Google is a great company with many great products, but they will straight up not care about your customer service needs and will just let your business suffer.
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#10I never wanted to have a gmail account. But to use a certain service, years ago, Google required that I create a gmail account. So I did. Then someone invited me to a Google Apps project, so I got another email there. Then YouTube decided to merge my login info with Google. It's been more than 5 years, and now I have 6 accounts with Google, and it's been hell ever since. It did get better this year as Google started better supporting merging and multiple accounts.
Don't blame the user. I never wanted this to happen to me.