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I am locked out of one of my accounts due to the fact that I had subscribed with the dotted version of my Gmail address, and now I can't send verification e-mails they except from that very address. I added the dotted version in the settings both as and not as an alias, made it default sending address, deliberately chose it while sending an e-mail, with no luck.
How can we send an email from the dotted version, please?
Thanks in advance.
I had a similar problem - for me the answer was to not only have the new address added as a "Send mail as:" but also to choose "Send through X's SMTP servers"
I have tried sending from Gmail using another account (not facebook) and it worked.
These are the steps to follow :
As I said, whether this procedure works with Facebook is still to be verified, but as far as I know this is the only procedure that achieves this purpose in Gmail.
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I finally managed to send an e-mail from the dotted version of my address, thanks to Thunderbird. Apparently, we can simply add a dot character to the address specified in Thunderbird configuration, https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/manual-account-configuration, and that works.
PS: I will not accept my answer for now, to see if there are better answers that lets me to do this directly on Gmail interface.
PSS: I even tried the https://docs.python.org/3/library/smtplib.html, with no luck.