Topic: Quick account question of access (Read 420 times)

OP, you can also check out this list of 72 accounts. Perhaps one of them used to belong to you.
The list below contains profiles that were registered in 2010 with a rank higher than Newbie and with the comments prior to 2014. I excluded accounts which were in the first DdmrDdmr's file.

Jr. Member xc Last post: September 11, 2011
Member puddinpop Last post: June 28, 2011
Member GeorgeH Last post: November 01, 2013
Member Immanuel Last post: January 05, 2011
Member AgentME Last post: November 28, 2013
Member D҉ataWraith Last post: July 28, 2010
Member kosovito Last post: March 28, 2012
Member joe Last post: June 10, 2011
Member gim Last post: March 12, 2013
Member breandan81 Last post: June 19, 2011
Member bencoder Last post: March 20, 2013
Member ptd Last post: June 06, 2012
Member Max Stirner Last post: May 30, 2012
Member nickwit Last post: July 28, 2011
Member someotherguy Last post: November 05, 2011
Member humble Last post: December 02, 2013
Member ichi Last post: August 31, 2010
Member InterArmaEnimSil Last post: February 21, 2013
Member sgtstein Last post: November 27, 2010
Member Vasili Sviridov Last post: July 21, 2011
Member Bitquux Last post: March 28, 2013
Member BeeCee1 Last post: May 14, 2013
Member Olipro Last post: May 02, 2011
Member falkenberg Last post: May 02, 2012
Full Member Xunie Last post: July 15, 2011
Full Member mskwik Last post: January 30, 2013
Full Member Minsc Last post: December 04, 2013
Full Member Artefact2 Last post: October 31, 2011
Full Member lachesis Last post: December 04, 2013
Full Member Kiv Last post: December 03, 2012
Full Member Vinnie Last post: August 02, 2011
Full Member chaord Last post: September 28, 2011
Full Member Raulo Last post: February 25, 2012
Full Member stakhanov Last post: September 08, 2012
Full Member lumos Last post: October 01, 2013
Full Member dingus Last post: June 14, 2011
Full Member martin Last post: August 06, 2011
Full Member mcdett Last post: November 28, 2013
Full Member EricJ2190 Last post: December 14, 2013
Full Member Traktion Last post: November 13, 2013
Full Member lfm Last post: August 07, 2011
Full Member Red Last post: June 05, 2013
Full Member nybble41 Last post: November 25, 2013
Full Member O01eg Last post: September 26, 2013
Full Member vess Last post: October 02, 2013
Full Member Macho Last post: October 06, 2011
Sr. Member Drifter Last post: April 05, 2013
Sr. Member brocktice Last post: August 14, 2013
Sr. Member Bruce Wagner Last post: March 13, 2013
Sr. Member JohnDoe Last post: December 06, 2011
Sr. Member davux Last post: April 24, 2013
Sr. Member FatherMcGruder Last post: April 13, 2013
Sr. Member pc Last post: December 10, 2013
Sr. Member bitplane Last post: March 07, 2013
Sr. Member Ricochet Last post: September 05, 2013
Sr. Member NewLibertyStandard Last post: December 02, 2012
Sr. Member miernik Last post: December 01, 2013
Sr. Member gene Last post:  January 06, 2013
Sr. Member ben-abuya Last post: April 13, 2013
Sr. Member eMansipater Last post: June 30, 2013
Sr. Member Sjalq Last post: April 10, 2013
Sr. Member Insti Last post: May 21, 2013
Sr. Member fergalish Last post: May 02, 2013
Sr. Member semyazza Last post: May 06, 2013
Sr. Member em3rgentOrdr Last post: April 16, 2013
Sr. Member bitcoinex Last post: June 26, 2011
Sr. Member ArtForz Last post: February 11, 2012
Sr. Member Aqualung Last post: April 26, 2013
Hero Member Nefario Last post: October 18, 2012
Hero Member mizerydearia Last post: March 12, 2012
Legendary doublec Last post: September 24, 2013
Legendary kiba Last post: July 17, 2013

Ok, one last try: In the off chance that your account was created before the end of 2010 and was hacked/breacked at some point, I’ve added a tab called "All accounts created before end of 2010" to the file used in my previous post. There are now 1.594 accounts to go through, all created before end of 2010, with disregard to their date of last activity  …

Same file: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10xb90ecne54XQn2ZvOTH7K60WCc7MYob7EsEGHBf2hA/edit?usp=sharing

Thanks ddmrddmr for the list.

I went through them and none look like what I would have ever created.

Ah well. I think I will let this go. At least till I can figure out my registration email. I just wanted to rediscover my old account. No big loss. It is appreciated you provided this. Thank you.

I retrieved and old database I had, including all profiles at end of November 2018. Acording to what you say, the profile you are looking for should have:
-   Been created before end of 2010
-   Last active before end of 2011, to allow for a margin (not up-to-date, but a November 2018 snapshot serves the porpose).

That renders a list of 384 potential profile candidates:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10xb90ecne54XQn2ZvOTH7K60WCc7MYob7EsEGHBf2hA/edit?usp=sharing

I have provided the bare amount of information in the list.

Well I know I was an early adopter here. I was mining on my old Pentium lol. But I can't recall revisiting the site after maybe 2010. I would only have to search the earliest years of this site existence.

I was not aware of the hacking event. Hopefully not effecting me, but it is what it is I guess.

Thank you

With the list of so many Accounts that are registered on Bitcointalk and guess ( 20 % of the Accounst Banned )
its will be a long journey for you to look at them all .

Remember there was a time at 2013 - 2014 there was many Accounts hacked .

Wish you good luck with your search.

Actually admin has been very helpful here for me via the support link. (And I sincerely thank for that).

I get the impression that some here subtly suggest I am attempting to access something that is not mine, but I can only assure that it is not the case.

I will figure it out eventually. Maybe if I could ask staff to at least give me temp access to the public member list page I could search it and see if I spot the old account.

Regardless, thank you all for the info.

Sincerely.

It is the same as finding something but you don't know any information about it. You don't know your account name, email address and possibly the BTC address.

Anyway, there will be someone who will help you but you need to remember your username or even just the email address in order for them to help you Good luck in retrieving your account.

I didn't know there are restrictions for low-ranking accounts to search for Members. If it helps, I can get you a list of account names. Just ask

If you don't have extraordinary proof that you owned your previous account, then you're going to have an impossible time recovering it.

Even people with indisputable evidence often fail to recover their accounts, or it takes a while to finalize the process. Account recovery just isn't that high up the priority list for admins around here.

You can always use bpip (external site) as an alternative to perform the search. Nevertheless, once you know what account you are trying to recover, if you don’t know the access credentials you’ll still need to undergo the  recovering hacked/lost accounts procedure.

And no, none of those accounts are mine. Actually wanted to do a username search to see if I could recognise it, but alas, it isn't allowed for me to view at my member level.

Thank you all for your feedback on this. I have initiated email conversation with an admin here (I assume via the support link. Hopefully fruitful.

YOSHIE, you kind of cracked me up a bit. You took it over the top.

That said...

No chaotics her my friend. ETH didn't exist then. And I do not post publicly any identifiable information.

I never said Gmail, I said email. And likely used from freemail or my domains as a webmaster. I suspect freemail, long abandoned.

Yeah, it's been nearly a decade, maybe my doctor can help me remember. *snicker*.

I stopped mining Bitcoin or even visiting probably in the same year, ya know, when Bitcoin could only buy a pizza for 10kbtc.

Anyway, maybe admin with access will respond to my email.

Thanks again folks for your support.

You can use this link^[1] to search for any other information such as search using the site or nickname.
If you remember the address of your wallet or any conversation you can search using the search option in this forum or through Google.
Generally, you are obliged to prove your ownership of the account which is something that needs to be investigated. So give as much evidence as you can.
I see that you have earned 8 Merits so restoring an old or new account will not make a difference. Essence in your posts.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=mlist;sa=search

Your question is a bit chaotic. How not, you ask without carrying the slightest evidence, at least your username or gmail stash.
or you remember the address of something for example, BTC address, ETH that you used in the past.

Your question is trapping.....
How could Staff look for gmail or username if you don't know the gmail you use.
All members here have gmail or username but all are remembered except you.
Cases like this are rare, maybe in a thousand members there isn't necessarily like you have experienced.

Maybe you, during this time in the hospital, and stated by the doctor you have "memory loss." can not remember the past.

I found the account name is almost the same as your current account and this account has been inactive for a long time.

1. TeamSecret
2. SecretRandom
3. TopSecret631

But I'm not sure this is yours.
Try to remember something that can be seen and searched.

If you know your old BTC addy(s) then google it to find it posted under your username..
If you have any old BTCT notification emails in your email account you can probably find clues in there also to lead you to where you can find your old account..

I presume he still remembers his old email account as he just stated here:

I guess you may contact the moderators here or probably the Cryptios to handle your case. I hope you'll able to recover it, we'll watch this thread. It's a huge help too if you still know your bitcoin address posted here, that way, finding your account will be easy as suggested by @tranthidung.

If you can still have access to your email, you can try to reset your password via your email.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=reminder

If your account has not been hacked, and sometimes, for some reasons, your account can likely be locked due to security.

If the first step to reset password via email fails, you should follow other recovery steps in that guide from admin, with enough proof of ownership to get your account back.

If you already signed a bitcoin message years ago, and still can sign a new message from the same address, it will be helpful.

If you know the email address you've used to register the account then you could try a password reset: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=reminder

If you want your old account back, you must giving proof of account ownership to admin staff. Here is step by step to do https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/recovering-hackedlost-accounts-5089777