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[Solved] Accidentally Created 2Nd Account With Same E-Mail. Can't Access Old Account


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I had created the account estrayer on tommy with my e-mail address. I intended to create a second account on ricky to test out a different idea, I mixed up what e-mail address I had used and set up a second account with the same e-mail as the first. Now when I login as estrayer it takes me to an empty account on ricky and I cannot figure out how to access my files on tommy.

 

I have not done anything with my account on Ricky and am totally fine with that being removed. I would prefer to remain able to access my account already in use on Tommy.

 

Please advise!

Edited by strayer
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Same username. Same email.

 

I was not aware, I should've checked terms of service before I tried to set up a second account. I am very sorry.

 

I had picked a different username on Ricky but when I finished the setup it showed i was logged in as estrayer. That's when I figured out that I had messed up.

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I also was email by the Cronk daemon for estrayer@tommy after this occurred.

 

To provide a bit more explanation I was having trouble testing a second web app on the same site without taking down the first one. I was not able to figure out how to get that to work which is why I tried to create a second account. Very sorry about this and I will not try to do it again, I really appreciate the service here and do not want to abuse it.

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Alright, can you log in to your Tommy account now at https://www.heliohost.org/login/ ?

 

Also, I noticed that your main domain doesn't exist. I recommend buying the domain https://www.namecheap.com/domains/registration/results.aspx?domain=stepbetacalculator.com&aff=102467 and setting your nameservers to ns1.heliohost.org and ns2.heliohost.org or changing your main domain http://www.heliohost.org/classic/support/scripts/domain to something like stepbetacalculator.heliohost.org Let us know if you need any help.

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