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I realize that I can't use Google+ with those accounts right now, but I'm (perhaps delusionally) holding onto some hope that Google will get their act together when it comes to Apps accounts. Right now, apps users are treated as second class citizens, which is completely ridiculous (embrace your most enthusiastic customers!!!). Hopefully they'll fix that at some point.

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I have two Google accounts as well: - one Google Apps account (main, day-to-day email, first@lastname.org) - one plain vanilla Gmail account (old, mostly unused)

When I learned that Google+ wouldn't work with Google Apps, I signed up using my old, vanilla Gmail account.

At this point, I really do feel like Google Apps account are second-class citizens in the Google world. I'm seriously considering switching back to my vanilla Gmail account for most things, and setting up email forwarding from my vanity email account.

"At this point, I really do feel like Google Apps account are second-class citizens in the Google world."

Whaaaaat? Getting blocked all the time and having to sign in to the domain administration stuff, find the service you're trying to use and then allow it and then wait for the change to update is AWESOME class, not second class!

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