June 2020
June 2020
I'm very sorry for the frustrating experience. I know it's not easy for us all to remember all the details of our own accounts. We're not trying to make this difficult for no good reason. Account theft is attempted very frequently and we do our best to not let that happen. Unfortunately, that means we need to have some very strict security measures.
I'm glad you found a way to play still. If any other issues come up, please let us know and we'll do all we can to help.
June 2020
June 2020
I understand the form is being filled out with what people believe are correct answers, but they aren't matching the history of the account. When someone provides answers that don't match, it means we can't turn the account over as it doesn't look like they own it.
June 2020 - last edited June 2020
Would seem Ea didn't like me when I said their support wasn't very helpful and stated the easily googleable fact about their company history. (criticism is generally good for personal growth, mind you) Know what's rude? Preventing your paying customers from accessing their accounts for reasons behind their control.
And If it wasn't obvious, i still dont have the ability to fix my account.
I implore you, get another support rep. Maybe one who can help me.
June 2020
If you don't know the history of your own account, we're not going to be able to verify ownership. The best I can advise is that you fill out the webform again with answers that match what's on the account.
You're welcome to contact a different rep. You can message @EAHelp through Twitter or open a case with a live support advisor here: https://help.ea.com/en/contact-us/new/. You can also go to facebook.com/eahelphub to get in touch with support.