Anyone else have EA reset your password the last couple days? I have 2 accounts (one of which I abandoned a while ago) with 2 separate email addresses and two separate passwords (which I also use different passwords for each site I use) yet both accounts passwords were reset. One was sent yesterday and then one today. I was just wondering if anyone else had this happen recently. Just seems weird it happened to both accounts in about 24 hours time...

Yes mine made me reset as well.

Um that should not happen. I think someone is trying to get your info.

"johncolombo;c-1763146" wrote:Yes mine made me reset as well. Well that's a bit more interesting..."bradasstv;c-1763223" wrote:"someonewashere;c-1763147" wrote:Um that should not happen. I think someone is trying to get your info.I was thinking that... but seriously what’s the chances someone tried to break into both? Like I said, I am careful, I use unique passwords for every site I use... and both had different email addresses. It just seemed weird to me...Ok.Here's a follow up question.How often do you change your Password?I changed mine recently, so i haven't had any issues. This might (and hopefully is) just an added security measure to prevent the loss of info.But don't quote me on that.

Mine reset too. But I thought it was because Yahoo had a small breach and it was a precaution to reset everything associated with it. Just my thoughts on it.

Mine reset too, this morning...

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johncolombo
Hero+
7 years ago
Yes mine made me reset as well.
someonewashere
7 years ago
Um that should not happen. I think someone is trying to get your info.
someonewashere
7 years ago
"johncolombo;c-1763146" wrote:
Yes mine made me reset as well.

Well that's a bit more interesting...
"bradasstv;c-1763223" wrote:
"someonewashere;c-1763147" wrote:
Um that should not happen. I think someone is trying to get your info.

I was thinking that... but seriously what’s the chances someone tried to break into both? Like I said, I am careful, I use unique passwords for every site I use... and both had different email addresses. It just seemed weird to me...

Ok.
Here's a follow up question.
How often do you change your Password?
I changed mine recently, so i haven't had any issues. This might (and hopefully is) just an added security measure to prevent the loss of info.

But don't quote me on that.
dankface13
7 years ago
Mine reset too. But I thought it was because Yahoo had a small breach and it was a precaution to reset everything associated with it. Just my thoughts on it.
alapalme
7 years ago
Mine reset too, this morning...
ataylor375
7 years ago
Was forced to change my password too. I came here first and did the reset. That sent me an official email from EA.
bradasstv
7 years ago
"someonewashere;c-1763147" wrote:
Um that should not happen. I think someone is trying to get your info.

I was thinking that... but seriously what’s the chances someone tried to break into both? Like I said, I am careful, I use unique passwords for every site I use... and both had different email addresses. It just seemed weird to me...
bradasstv
7 years ago

Ok.
Here's a follow up question.
How often do you change your Password?
I changed mine recently, so i haven't had any issues. This might (and hopefully is) just an added security measure to prevent the loss of info.

But don't quote me on that.

I changed it a few months back. Someone else mentioned there was a yahoo breach, and although I don’t use yahoo mail, maybe that has something to do with it? I’m not sure...
KrustyBrand
7 years ago
"bradasstv;c-1763707" wrote:
Ok.
Here's a follow up question.
How often do you change your Password?

Most of the stuff I’ve read in recent years seems to suggest that regularly changing one’s password does little to enhance security. The better guidance is to make each password you use both strong and unique. This from one source:

...many hackers today have hardware and software dedicated to cracking passwords, and they're probably going to take action as soon as they break into an account. While it’s still important to change your passwords immediately after discovering a security breach, it’s unlikely that changing your passwords every month is going to help much. Instead, the consensus appears to be that users should be encouraged to create strong passwords that are more difficult to break in the first place.
willp_70
7 years ago
Yes, I was prompted to sign in, but they kept telling me I entered an incorrect PW.
I changed it and all is well.