Gaining access to forgotten accounts

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Good evening, friends! I have not seen any discussions on this topic on this forum, so I decided to share my experience. Today I want to tell you how you can gain access to forgotten mail accounts and, accordingly, to all accounts associated with this mail.

Today, there are several mail services that delete the user's mailboxes after a long period of inactivity. However, all accounts registered with this mail remain untouched.

I can highlight several such sites: gmx.com and all its domains, hotmail and freenet.de. I personally used the described method on these domains.

Account extraction

We can go two ways: purchase mailboxes or create them ourselves. Everyone chooses the option that is closer to him.

Now I can offer two ways to obtain accounts:
The first way is to use and regularly check login databases (Parse from logs).
The second way is to create logins for mailboxes by adding various prefixes and symbols:
david
david1
david123 and so on.


I don't see the point in restoring accounts that have nothing on them. But how can we find out? For this, we need special programs called regcheckers. They can check whether accounts have access to the services we need. The verification process can be long, but it is almost free - you only need proxies.



After we gain access to valid accounts through regcheckers, we will need to restore them. But how to do this if we do not know the password?

Account recovery
All the listed sites have an Alias ​​binding function. This means that you can add several email addresses to an existing account that have been deleted, but have successfully passed verification and are registered on the necessary services, and are not registered on the mail domain.

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Once we link an email, it will automatically receive all emails. We can safely unlink accounts and use them for our own purposes or sell them.


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Good evening, friends! I have not seen any discussions on this topic on this forum, so I decided to share my experience. Today I want to tell you how you can gain access to forgotten mail accounts and, accordingly, to all accounts associated with this mail.

Today, there are several mail services that delete the user's mailboxes after a long period of inactivity. However, all accounts registered with this mail remain untouched.

I can highlight several such sites: gmx.com and all its domains, hotmail and freenet.de. I personally used the described method on these domains.

Account extraction

We can go two ways: purchase mailboxes or create them ourselves. Everyone chooses the option that is closer to him.

Now I can offer two ways to obtain accounts:
The first way is to use and regularly check login databases (Parse from logs).
The second way is to create logins for mailboxes by adding various prefixes and symbols:
david
david1
david123 and so on.


I don't see the point in restoring accounts that have nothing on them. But how can we find out? For this, we need special programs called regcheckers. They can check whether accounts have access to the services we need. The verification process can be long, but it is almost free - you only need proxies.



After we gain access to valid accounts through regcheckers, we will need to restore them. But how to do this if we do not know the password?

Account recovery
All the listed sites have an Alias ​​binding function. This means that you can add several email addresses to an existing account that have been deleted, but have successfully passed verification and are registered on the necessary services, and are not registered on the mail domain.


Once we link an email, it will automatically receive all emails. We can safely unlink accounts and use them for our own purposes or sell them.


leaving a like is much appreciated and help me to keep publishing threads.

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Good evening, friends! I have not seen any discussions on this topic on this forum, so I decided to share my experience. Today I want to tell you how you can gain access to forgotten mail accounts and, accordingly, to all accounts associated with this mail.

Today, there are several mail services that delete the user's mailboxes after a long period of inactivity. However, all accounts registered with this mail remain untouched.

I can highlight several such sites: gmx.com and all its domains, hotmail and freenet.de. I personally used the described method on these domains.

Account extraction

We can go two ways: purchase mailboxes or create them ourselves. Everyone chooses the option that is closer to him.

Now I can offer two ways to obtain accounts:
The first way is to use and regularly check login databases (Parse from logs).
The second way is to create logins for mailboxes by adding various prefixes and symbols:
david
david1
david123 and so on.


I don't see the point in restoring accounts that have nothing on them. But how can we find out? For this, we need special programs called regcheckers. They can check whether accounts have access to the services we need. The verification process can be long, but it is almost free - you only need proxies.



After we gain access to valid accounts through regcheckers, we will need to restore them. But how to do this if we do not know the password?

Account recovery
All the listed sites have an Alias ​​binding function. This means that you can add several email addresses to an existing account that have been deleted, but have successfully passed verification and are registered on the necessary services, and are not registered on the mail domain.


Once we link an email, it will automatically receive all emails. We can safely unlink accounts and use them for our own purposes or sell them.


leaving a like is much appreciated and help me to keep publishing threads.

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