2FA Removal - Brendan

Hey All,

My Profile

• I've been at this current address for around 5 years, so this I.P should match up against one for my account.
• Recovery Phone Number is [redacted], although I'm not sure I ever added this.
• Current Registered e-mail address is [redacted]
• Past Skype was Brendan.Sythe
• I can't remember my donation, I don't believe it was through PayPal. Was three transactions, one for $5, another to $25 Donor and another to $50 Donor, I believe all though a service from another user.

I can see that Gen (Verts) and Video are current administrators, if they have any questions for me, my memory may be able to remember some stuff. I understand that there would be some heightened security.

Similarly, I still have Govind on Facebook. I know he isn't a staff member here, but I can confirm that it's me through him if need be.

Thanks.

 

Hey Brendan,

All sensitive information will be hidden from the public.

Please provide the following:

• Recovery phrase, hint: A***m*y***
• Previous ISP/Log in locations:
• If your registered birthday is your actual birthday, please provide proof of this in the form of an ID. (Please include this post in the background of the pic)
• If your registered email contains your real name, please provide proof of this in the form of an ID. (Please include this post in the background of the pic)

If you are not comfortable with posting your ID, please have Govind confirm your identity via facebook and have him send me a message here on Sythe.

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

 

Hey Gen,

Thanks for your help.

• Recovery Phrase is [redacted]
• Previous ISP I can remember is [redacted], which was the ISP for my first 5 years on Sythe.
• Date of Birth is [redacted]
• Image of License proving ID and Name with the post in the background [redacted]

 

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.