Same thing happened to me. When you view a message that goes to your  
address (without the period, mind you) a little note shows up under the To:  
line that says "Is this me?" or something similar, and it explains the  
whole ordeal.


On Feb 10, 2010 3:31pm, Lee Douglas <lee.doug...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Making it a little more fun, I learned some time ago that Google doesn't  
> look at the '.' in my address, but considers lee.douglas and leedouglas  
> to be identical. What's maddening is that I originally tried to sign up  
> as LeeDouglas and was told it was unavailable, hence I ended up with  
> lee.doug...@gmail.com. Now I get mail using both addresses.


> Sigh




> On Wed, Feb 10, 2010 at 4:25 PM, Carl Houseman c.house...@gmail.com>  
> wrote:

> OK, this seems very weird to me. For some time, mail addressed to

> chouse...@gmail.com has been delivered to my c.house...@gmail.com mailbox.

> I thought, at some point, I created the chouseman mailbox and configured

> forwarding. But I couldn't sign in to Google with the chouseman address  
> and

> no attempts to use their automatic password reset worked. About 3 months

> ago I went the distance trying to reset the password, using the last  
> resort

> method several times. Each time I received an automatic message telling me

> I should be able to access the account, but of course, I never could.



> And then today this comes in:

> ----------------------------

> From: accounts-nore...@google.com [mailto:accounts-nore...@google.com]

> Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2010 3:55 PM

> To: chouse...@gmail.com

> Subject: Google Username Assistance



> We searched our database but we were unable to find any usernames  
> associated

> with your email address chouse...@gmail.com.




> exist>

> ----------------------------



> So the takeaway from that message is what, exactly? There's no username,

> therefore there is no account associated with chouse...@gmail.com? And

> nonetheless, I have to keep receiving e-mail for that address? I don't see

> where a Google account can have multiple e-mail addresses tied to it as

> Exchange can, but apparently that's what has happened?



> It's crap like this that will keep me from ever recommending cloud  
> services

> from Google.



> Carl





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