Nttgame is requiring users to reset their passwords for accounts that have been inactive for 180 days. Even if users have their passwords, they can't get into their accounts and play the game if their emails are blocked or inaccessible. I've got some really valuable stuff, worth a whopping 40 GB, in my account. Because of my military service, I haven't been able to log in for a long time, and now the company is trying to reset my password without my consent.
My Supercell account was stolen about 180 days ago, and the person who took it hasn’t logged in for approximately 160 days. I used to access the account through email login, and my in-game ID is 2RRPUPG2U. I have four years of progress and effort invested in this account, and I spent a significant a...
The way Garena has handled the security of my Free Fire account has really irritated me. My account was recently hacked, and the password was changed ...
My PUBG Mobile account, which was linked to my email address, has been hacked and I have been unable to access it for the past two days. After the hack, I realized that my account details had been changed without my knowledge, locking me out completely. This account contains significant in-game pur...
On March 18, 2025, at around 17:00, my Knight Online account—published under the NTTGame label—was accessed without my permission. Even though my login credentials were secure and I was using OTP (one-time password) authentication, unauthorized individuals managed to enter my character and transfer ...
My Epic Games account has been hacked, and my email information was changed without my consent. I am now completely unable to access my account. I still have purchase receipts from Epic Games, and I can verify that the account belongs to me. Due to this unauthorized email change, I have no way of lo...
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