Remove 2MFAuthenticator

Hello,

Regarding account Rtyrty1000. The 2step codes generated are not logging me in. I would like to remove it.

• Post from a home IP
  • I have not logged in from my new house yet, but IP info:

Since [redacted], I have lived in [redacted] under the [redacted] internet provider.

In [redacted] I attended a university in [redacted] under dorm internet.

In [redacted] I transferred to a university in [redacted] under dorm internet.

In [redacted] I moved into a college apartment [redacted] under some trash rural provider I can't remember the name of.

In[redacted], following graduation, I moved into the [redacted] internet provider. I am not sure if I ever logged in at this location.

In [redacted] as the provider.
In [redacted]
In [redacted]

• Recovery phone number*
  • [redacted]
• Current email address
  • [redacted]
• Skype/Discord used in the past or present**
• If you have donated directly through PayPal;
  • Transaction date and amount
    • I did a search but the transaction doesn't show. I can donate a small amount with the Paypal I used to donate around a year ago, then provide transaction info to prove ownership of that Paypal.
  • PayPal email
    • [redacted]

I previously used this account to remove an accidental/precautionary ban on rtyrty1000. When I did I was at the [redacted]

Thanks.

 

Hey rtyrty1000 (@rtyrty10000),

Can you provide the following:

• The current registered email on the account:
• Proof of you attending said universities:

 

I've been asked to create another thread. In addition to what was provided in the last thread:

"Hey rtyrty1000 (@rtyrty10000),

Can you provide the following:

• The current registered email on the account:
• Proof of you attending said universities:"

Email - [redacted] I really should change that to my edu email.

Proof - [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.