remove 2fa

[Notsurewheretopost]

Lost my phone can not log in or create new account due to 2fa. Account name is 4g63turbo, what do I need to provide to have 2fa removed?

 

[Notsurewheretopost]

• Post from a home IP Quinch Vouches
  
• Recovery phone number* didnt set
  
• Current email address --- I don't remember which email if you could possibly give me the 2 start of the email or the numbers in the email I can verify which email i used.
  
• Skype/Discord used in the past or present**
• If you have donated directly through PayPal;
• Transaction date and amount
• PayPal email

lost my phone and don't have the code given to me got a new phone now i can not log in

 

[Notsurewheretopost]

more info, I forgot to add my discord that I've used in previous posts. also used from home ip
Request a Middleman HERE

also Kataal877 can verify me, have talked to him over discord and have worked him alot over past year.
kataal877

 

[Gen]

Hey 4g63turbo,

All sensitive information will be hidden from the public.

Please provide the following:

• Recovery phrase, hint: L*****p***
• Registered email: Bm*******v****@g****.com
• 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.

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

 

[Notsurewheretopost]

Please provide the following:

• Recovery phrase, hint: L*****p***
• Registered email: Bm*******v****@g****.com
• 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.

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proof from id
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[Gen]

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.