Out of date email address?
Okay so I know that lots of you are in the same boat as me with a 8 year old game attached to a now defunct email. I had managed to avoid the dreaded verification email debacle until today when I w...
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"1-Graham-S;c-2197258" wrote:
Have any of you tried this as a possible solution to a dead email ??
If you can use any of this to verify your account you should then be able to edit your email.
https://help.ea.com/en/help/account/ea-login-verification-information/#turn-on
a couple of excerpts that may be of interest
Go to your EA Account Security settings.
Under Login Verification, click Turn On.
We’ll send you a code via the method you choose right away. Use that code to activate Login Verification, and you’ll be all set.
and
When you use the app authenticator, you’ll get a code from the Google Authenticator app whenever you need it.
Pick App Authenticator when you’re setting up Login Verification, then click Continue.
The problem here is that any time you make any attempt to do anything like adding a second email address, or adding a phone number, a code is sent to the original email on the account in order to continue, which is useless.
