12 def TANK 2fa removal

[12 def TANK recov]

• Post from a home IP: [redacted]
• Recovery phone number*: if set it's [redacted]
• Current registered email address: [redacted]
• Skype/Discord used in the past or present**: [redacted]
• If you have donated directly through PayPal;
  • Transaction date and amount - N/A
  • PayPal email - N/A

I can easily verify that I am [redacted] with my driver's license. Also, if there is any sort of hint about what my recovery pin might be or even credentials needed to set it I may be able to guess. I can hop on the phone with anyone to discuss. One thing that could be helpful is I have a ton of screenshots from my MMing service. I am not a computer expert, but don't these have meta data that could prove that I am the screenshotter? I can send these if helpful. Please let me know.

Thank you!

 

Hey 12 def TANK,

All sensitive information will be hidden from the public.

Seems like you don't have any recovery phone number or recovery phrase set. The only way for us to move forward with a 2FA removal here would be for you to provide a picture of your ID that matches the email of the account. Please include this post in the background of your picture of your ID.

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

 

[12 def TANK recov]

Link to picture of my driver's license. I redacted some of the sensitive info, but my name is still on there. [redacted] is my full legal name. If you google my email name [redacted] you will find me. Please redact my legal name and my nickname from this post.

[redacted]

 

Hey there,

Please upload another picture of your ID - reminder:

Please include this post in the background of your picture of your ID.

Thanks!

 

[12 def TANK recov]

Here's the link to my ID picture with my previous post in the background. Apologies for forgetting the first time!

[redacted]

^Please redact link. Thank 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.