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t1's dead post: What was the password (in terms of what it contained)? Was the password more like 'baseball' or 'B@s3B41122984'? It's possible that someone has
by meric 14y ago
t1's dead post:
What was the password (in terms of what it contained)? Was the password more like 'baseball' or 'B@s3B41122984'? It's possible that someone has the copyright or convinced support they were you if the password is indeed complex. You can contact twitter support. https://twitter.com/crystal https://twitter.com/crystal
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- cynix 14y agoOf course, we don't know if zaru is actually the rightful owner of the account. He could be trying to convince us (and Twitter support) in an attempt to take over the account...
- axelfreeman 14y agoI think and hope that twitter has a history of changes in the account. So that they can find the takeover.
- zaru 14y agoUnderstandable remark cynix but I am definitely @yes. You can ask any of my friends and followers. I do believe they keep the history of your user account, my biggest concern is recovering my account now that the hacker removed all my person info from it.
- midibite 14y agoProbably these dudes: http://www.yesworld.com/ http://www.yesworld.com/