Hi Caitlin, This is how I produce the problem: 1. I add several contacts, via an Excel file. The list contains a contact C with a misspelled email (like it often happens). 2. I send a campaign to the newly created contact list. This may not be a necessary step. 3. I manually add a new contact C' (i.e. not via an Excel list), with his correct email (and usually less properties like address, street, etc.). 4. I realize that the newly manually created contact C' is already in the new contact list, where it has a misspelled email. 5. I edit the misspelled contact C email. ConstantContact tells me that I cannot complete the "edit" operation, due to the fact that there is already another contact (C') that has this same email. Fair enough. There is no other option than to cancel the "edit" operation. 6. I delete the newly manually created contact C', the one with the correct email (it has less properties). 7. I manually edit the contact C by setting its email to the correct value. -> When I try to save the changes, ConstantContact tells me that I cannot change the email, because there is another contact with this same email. But no, there is none, I have just deleted it. Answers to your questions If you search for the previously deleted contact, do they appear as a result? -> No, the contact does not appear, it is gone. If they do appear, can you update the contact's email/information? Not applicable. Are you able to add these contacts through the workaround of importing the contact from a file or by typing/pasting the contact for import? I haven't tried "typing/pasting the contact for import". I used "importing the contact from a file". Yes, this has worked for me yesterday: 1. In the Excel source file, I adjust contact C email. 2. I create a new Excel file with only this C contact, having a correct email. 3. I import into ContactContact the new Excel file with only the contact C. ConstantContact then updates my C contact email properly. The solution that you propose is not an intuitive workaround. I won't remember it the next time. It seems that there isn't much missing in ConstantContact to make it more intuitive. Thank you, Marc
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