Deleted duplicated aliases in iCloud, now cannot use email account.

Question

I have switched to iCloud from MobileMe.
I had 5 emails aliases with MobileMe. Also I was dotMac user before.
Mobile me gave us 5 email aliases before.
When I logged in iCloud.com to check my existing aliases, some of my aliases of email address were duplicated in the list. I deleted duplicated ones.
Now even it show in my aliases list, those ones I have delete the duplicated aliases I cannot use. If someone try to send me email, "the ricipient was rejected by server because the user unknown"
I cannot delete and create again because now only 3 aliases can have. 
It still say the list I have those aliases but cannot use, what can I do?
I need those email address which very important. 
I think duplicated ones were dot mac one with @mac.com and @me.com 2 together one of those 2 mail accounts line and me.com ones say only @me.com ones.
Because one from dotmac data and other from mobile me data, deleted those server think no longer there.
I am sure some guys did same as me.
Please Anyone could you help?
If I have to contact to Apple which number or email is best?
Thank you.

Answer 1

Oh, was that solved already?
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