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Hi, check if your email provider supports using '+' in the Email address. Email providers like Gmail allow you to use the alias yourEmail+Anything@gmail.com and it will still forward that to your inbox while AWS will consider it a unique Email address. https://www.streak.com/post/gmail-plus-addressing-trick
For example, the addresses:
aws-account1+management@example.com and aws-account1+audit@example.com will be treated as unique addresses in AWS, but with the use of plus addressing, your mail system would deliver messages for both of these addresses to the same aws-account1@example.com email account or distribution list. Source: https://getstarted.awsworkshop.io/01-up-front-tasks/04-address-prereqs/02-obtain-email-addresses.html
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For the duplicate address, you'll have to open a ticket via the console with Support: they may be able to inform you about the other account