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Received: unknown Unforunately, after due consideration, the UN has been forced to reject your application to become a UN member. This is because your nation has the same e-mail address as another UN member country. You may only have one nation in the UN at any one time.

This is the message I got of the UN. All my nations have the same E-mail adress and I have been changing UN members all the time. I don't understand this. I have no UN member at the moment, but this nation is getting this message now :?
I have no other UN member, and I really want to have one. Can someone check out what's going on here?

-=Avenging Angel=-

well, i got the same message, when i first resigned my un nation, and then applied another right after that. when i applied that nation again, it did work..

the server may need time to update your UN status.

I have applied again, we'll see :x
It's still strange, because I change UN membership all the time. Never had a problem before. I must have changed membership for about 20 times now.

-=Avenging Angel=-

You should always wait a full day or two between resigning a nation from the UN and entering another, to allow the system to register the change. You may not have had problems before, but it is best to err on the side of caution and assume that the system might have a problem which will delay processing by a day. That way, no misunderstandings.

Just as a general rule I'd be a little bit worried about having multiple nations from the same player moving into and out of the UN. I'm not saying that it's a problem, but it could lead to problems in the future.