Ugh, I feel your pain! I've had a .CC domain name for over a decade now, so this happens often to me. Happily, it is happening far, far less nowadays...so mayb

Ugh, I feel your pain! I've had a .CC domain name for over a decade now, so this happens often to me. Happily, it is happening far, far less nowadays...so maybe in the future, more/other newer TLDs will be more accepted. Then again, .CC is technically associated to a country, so maybe its getting better because i think it is NOT technically a generic TLD. For this reason, and maybe other reasons to do with pseudo-privacy/pesudo-anonymity, maybe just have a silly, secondary email address from the big providers (e.g. gmail, yahoo, etc.) at your disposal...otherwise you will simply continuously bang your head against the wall with some of these services. ;-)