2FA Removal Request

[JaraZagrak]

Username: Elysian17
Recovery Phone Number: [redacted]
Current Registered Email: [redacted] (sent a password reset request a minute ago to make sure)
Discord: Elysian17#0733, Jara'Zagrak#0733 (current), Titan One#0733, various others all #0733. I change it a lot.

I have access to all above contact methods. I moved a couple blocks since my last login, but I am still in the same city with the same ISP.

 

Hey Elysian17,

All sensitive information will be hidden from the public.

Please provide the following:

• Recovery phrase, hint: E**s**s
• 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.

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

 

[JaraZagrak]

This is my new thread created at request for additional information:

Recovery Phrase: [redacted]
Previous ISP/Log In Locations: [redacted]
Not sure I'm 100% comfortable with providing an ID, though. Couple reasons surrounding that, but hopefully the above answers will suffice.

As I said I still have access to my phone number and email, just not the 2FA code.

"Hey Elysian17,

All sensitive information will be hidden from the public.

Please provide the following:

• Recovery phrase, hint: E**s**s
• 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.

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

 

[JaraZagrak]

Username: Elysian17
Phone number: [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.