HoFCiiTY330 2FA Removal

• Post from a home IP - Last I remember using it I was connected via Verizon Wireless Hotspot. (Lived in BFE with no home internet) I no longer have access to the phone I used or i'd have access to my auth lol.
• Recovery phone number -(Not sure if I set one could be numerous numbers.) [removed]
• Provide current e-mail address - [removed]
• Skype/Discord used in the past or present - xxposeiidon
• If you have donated directly through PayPal
  • Transaction date and amount
  • PayPal email

I posted a recovery before (in Oct) and Charlotte responded asking if I had my 2fa backup code, and I don't. Don't ever remember getting one but im sure I overlooked it somehow. I've sold a couple accounts on HoFCiiTY, and have had the account for years now. I was hacked at one point via a data leak and had to PM a mod to get that sorted. The hacker had posted an account sale of his own and I had the post removed as well. I've also sold GP to Boglagold and vouched several times. To go even further back i've bought account upgrades (Membership) back before Bonds were a thing. I've paid for firecapes. I was warned for accusing a guy of scamming without proof. If I remember correctly that incident was over a xbox live membership upgrade!

Hopefully thats enough! Have had that account for several years and would hate to lose the length of time and few vouches I have because I made a moronic mistake lol. Thanks in advanced for the help!!!

 

@HoFCiiTY330

 

There does seem to be home IPs on your account from before, not just hot spots. What would these be? Also, there is no number connected to your account.

 

replying to: HoFCiiTY330 2FA Removal

I wish I knew exact IPs, never thought in a million years to note them down. I do know names however, Frontier Communications, and/or Time Warner Cable (now Spectrum) are the only 2 home ISPs I would have used. Hopefully that helps..

 

Unfortunately this doesn't give me what I need for the 2fa removal, plus it looks like you've created a secondary account. Your best bet is sticking to that unless you can ever get a direct home IP match again. Remember to save your one-time use 2fa code somewhere well-guarded in case you're ever locked out again. Sorry.