2FA Removal

Skalman

• Post from a home IP: This should be the same IP as I used last, don't know if I stopped using the acc after I moved or just before.
• Recovery phone number*: [redacted]
• Current registered email address: [redacted]
• Skype/Discord used in the past or present** : Skalman#0331
• If you have donated directly through PayPal;
  • Transaction date and amount: [redacted]
  • PayPal email: [redacted]paypal acc is removed now though.

 

Hey Skalman,

All sensitive information will be hidden from the public.

Please provide the following:

• Recovery phrase, hint: S*g**
• Previous ISP/Log in locations:
• If your registered birthday is your actual birthday, please provide proof of this in the form of an ID.
• If your registered email contains your real name, please provide proof of this in the form of an ID.
• What was the donation amount in the date provided?

Keep in mind - do not edit your information in. Make a new post and i'll merge the threads together.

 

previous post: 2FA Removal

• Post from a home IP: This should be the same IP as I used last, don't know if I stopped using the acc after I moved or just before.
• Recovery phone number*: [redacted]
• Current registered email address: [redacted]
• Skype/Discord used in the past or present** : Skalman#0331
• If you have donated directly through PayPal;
  • Transaction date and amount: [redacted]
  • PayPal email: [redacted]paypal acc is removed now though.

Stuff I forgot to add:

• Recovery phrase, hint: S*g**: Probably [redacted]
• Previous ISP/Log in locations: Don't know which one I had before, sorry.
• If your registered birthday is your actual birthday, please provide proof of this in the form of an ID.
• If your registered email contains your real name, please provide proof of this in the form of an ID.
• [redacted]
  
• What was the donation amount in the date provided?: [redacted]

That's all the information I could get for you!

 

I've disabled 2fa on your account. Be sure to re-enable 2fa on your account and keep the long code somewhere safe in case you find yourself locked out again - you can use this code once as a 2fa code entry so that you can log in and manually disable it yourself.