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#1231994 2020-06-05 11:49 AM
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It is impossible to get a new password for your main account when you signed up 20 years ago with a webtv account.......... Stupid alzheimers...

Burt Ward #1232150 2020-06-19 5:06 AM
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Just use your Jeremy McGrath or Tony Stark ID's, doc...


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I've wondered that on other sites, where the e-mail I used on my account no longer exists, and I don't know how to change the user account and add a new e-mail. I had a g-mail email and a yahoo e-mail, and with both of those, if you don't use it for 30 days or so, they close it and allow someone else to claim it. So my user-name accounts for things like the Washington Post and Wall Street Journal have expired.

If you had the same e-mail, you could just ask the system (i.e., Rob) to mail a new temporary passwword to your existing e-mail and then change it.


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