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Question Posted Wednesday June 14 2006, 5:08 pm

hi umm, i have an advice column, and for a long time i couldn't log in because i have forgotten my password, due to having my account logged in for a long time, and i cant access my email for some reason, so i couldn't get password retrieval. Can you help me?

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DangerNerd answered Wednesday June 14 2006, 11:15 pm:
Please provide your account name and your e-mail address.

I will see if you have made a mistake on the e-mail address you entered.

If you can't access your e-mail, you can't prove it is your account, so naturally I can't just give you a password to an account that could belong to anyone. ;-)

DN.

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