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Question Posted Tuesday July 12 2011, 9:22 pm

A few months ago, everything on my computer got hacked, and my advicenator password was stored with my old email. I want to get my account back. Whenever I try to reset the password, it asks for my email and its my old one. I reset the password a long time ago to something I don't remember when everything got hacked. Is there any way to get my account back?

If it helps, my advicenator was xxemilyfeil

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DangerNerd answered Wednesday July 13 2011, 12:44 am:
Sure, you can. Send me your new e-mail address and your old one, and I will take care of it.

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