Account Recovery [2fa lost]

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Hey,

Username = Aus aaz

IP = My current house hold has 3 different IPs & they are all from seperate ISPs [redacted] . (I know fuck [redacted] speeds right?)

These are the results from whatsmyip.com (right now)
"Your Host Name:
[redacted]

Your User Agent:
[redacted]"

My IP History = the majority of the time. Not sure if this can be noticed in the details. I created the account when my ISP was with [redacted]. Alot of post were from my mobile phone which was a [redacted] carrier.

Recovery phone number =[redacted]

Current email address = Should be[redacted]

• Skype/Discord used in the past or present**
• If you have donated directly through PayPal;
  • Transaction date and amount [redacted]
  • PayPal email [redacted]

 

Hey aus aaz,

• Can you by any chance post from your previous ISP rather than your current?
• The recovery phone number is incorrect, perhaps it's an older number?
• What are some previous locations in which you've logged in from?
• Do you have donation proofs/exact dates?

There's not much information to go off of on your account. Perhaps you can remember some of the content from your most recent PM's on Sythe or you have further proof that this account is indeed yours?

 

[Aus aaz unregistered.]

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Firstly, I apologise for creating multiple threads, I have since read the stickied posts.

• Can you by any chance post from your previous ISP rather than your current?
  [redacted] should be my original service provider.
• The recovery phone number is incorrect, perhaps it's an older number?
  [redacted], maybe younger me used a throwaway at the time.
• What are some previous locations in which you've logged in from?
  Account created should be [redacted].
  I used my account in [redacted].
  I also remember i travelled [redacted] in 2011. If i logged into Sythe I can't exactly remember.
  I used a VPN
• Do you have donation proofs/exact dates?
  I have requested my PayPal history and it is pending. Can take up to 48 hours.
  My other PayPal account was [redacted]
  
  
  Additional info:
  
  My skype was ref.dog or refdog.
  
  Inside my PMs should be chats with [redacted] (forget actual spelling).
  
  I remember the [redacted]specifically as I assisted him to clear his name so he could return to the community.
  
  I was a member of Dragon Dyce for a period of approx 2 years. I sold gold, brought gold, botted accounts, purchases glitch guides etc..
  
  There was an issue with someone scamming a low amount of money on my account in the past. I rectified the issue ASAP. And the person who was scammed was paid in full from my own pockets.
  
  I have emails from Video to my emails [redacted], Video assisted my account recovery in 2013.
  
  Truthfully i can't remember if i paypal the donation or if i xfered RSGP, hopefully the paypal transaction list clears it up.
  
  Trying to think of everything.
  
  I had a warning from [redacted]. Forget what exactly for but a minor infringement?

 

[ausaaz unregodd]

Post 3 of 3 - for 2fa removal on "Aus aaz"

Original Post link: Account Recovery [2fa lost]

I would prefer if the below was completely censored if possible.

Attached are two pictures. Which show x2 [redacted] transactions from my Paypal to SytheAG. At the time i was doing so many transactions I must have used a combination of RSGP and PayPal payments to secure my donation title.

1)[redacted]
-1month later-
2)[redacted]

Truthfully, if this is not enough evidence, please let me know what else I can provide as I am out of ideas.

The majority of my use would be via ISP, [redacted]

I'm still surprised my original contact number is not the one ending in xxx202 as I have had that mobile for a very long time. My only excuse is at the time I never associated my "actual" mobile number to Sythe.

 

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