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I just tried creating an account that differed from an existing account in the number of dots, and it was refused, explicitly on the grounds that periods and ca
by mannykannot 9y ago
I just tried creating an account that differed from an existing account in the number of dots, and it was refused, explicitly on the grounds that periods and capitalization are ignored. Therefore, either at some point Google got this wrong and allowed the creation of such aliases to an existing account as if they were distinct, or this person is mistyping one of the non-dot characters of their address.
- fjsolwmv 9y agoGooogle had a dots bug about 14 years ago and fixed it about 13 years ago. People just mistype addresses and vendors don't verify
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