- #KEEP CALM AND PLAY NEED FOR SPEED MOST WANTED PASSWORD#
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#KEEP CALM AND PLAY NEED FOR SPEED MOST WANTED PC#
Go to manage my account -> PC - > hacked -> chat support
#KEEP CALM AND PLAY NEED FOR SPEED MOST WANTED PASSWORD#
Go to and login with your banned account and password (if it works) For example what email the accouint was first registered on etc. Write down any information you think might be handy to them to prove it's your account and information that you would only know. Take screenshots of receipts for games you bought. Take screenshot of the reset password mail you got. And they might be lazy and quick to brush you off and maintain the ban. The thing is I was either very lucky with finally talking to someone who cares, or finally met one that isn't AI or automated. It's been two months of trying to get it back, and on my 5th chat call I got it back finally. Got my account hijacked, and then it was banned. I've just been through this fustrating thing. My condolences if this is the route you go, but hey, nobody can take away the experiences and conquests you did have. If you have to start over with a new account (heaven forbid, but still), you can take the right steps to secure it with 2FA from the start, then have at it again. Once you've had an account taken once, it seems to be a real uphill battle keeping it secure from then on, based on the history of posts on this sub. But definitely be critical and sensitive to details in the account, make sure you're really getting back the right one, if they do reinstate access to something.Īlso, 2FA from the get-go and going forth. I hope you can unravel this mess and get things sorted out for yourself.ĭefinitely keep calm, polite, and stick with facts.
And it's working with enough attempts, as users can just re-enter the queue and try to manipulate or socially-engineer a victim in support, eventually. Support is surely seeing more and more of these, I think. EA support sucks and won't help, etc), or has you trying to reinstate the wrong account, in reality.
This takes owners off the scent in some cases (bah, it's banned, I can't get it back. So you're actually logging into another account that's already been banned. What I think may have actually occurred was they hijacked your account, then updated contact details for another banned account to match your own, and changing your hijacked account to another contact email.
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