This has absolutely nothing to do with Perl but I know the vast range of knowledge and experience in The Monastery might save me a lot of searching...

A client is using Ecwid e-commerce platform and wants to sent the data to a Go High Level (GHL) CRM. I've set up a webhook that notifies GHL when an order is placed. GHL then calls the Ecwid API to get email address, name, etc. Everything works fine except the email addresses get mutilated in the process!

abc123@example.com     -> abc123@example.comabc
andrew.test@gmail.com  -> andrew.test@gmail.comandrew.test
a.test123@example.com  -> a.test123@example.coma.test

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From the limited dataset I have it appears that everything from the start of the email address to the @ or the first numeric digit is appended to the end of the email address...

Have you ever seen anything like this before?
Do you have any suggestions before I spend too long trying to work out where the problem is and what is causing it, then dealing with two lots of customer support teams who are likely to blame each other.

In reply to [OT] - Mutilated email addresses (not Perl) by Bod

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