in reply to Re^2: Practical e-mail address validation (other RFCs)
in thread Practical e-mail address validation
One is a personal email address of the form '_\w+_\@populardomain.example', and gets rejected for the underscores or the leading underscore. My company also holds four domains of the form '\d{2}[a-z]+\.[a-z]{3,4}'.
I get somewhat frustrated with sites that refuse to accept those. It's quite alright in the long run if they offer an alternate way to get registered, such as emailing a support contact or leaving a note for registration support through a form when the address is rejected. Both of those take human intervention, though. I can always use a different email address to sign up for something, but I generally use certain ones to group certain kinds of topics. If I don't find an address that works through some method in a couple of tries, I usually start looking for the competition's website.
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