Forgot password and email

Hi my friend want to log in to potn a couple hours ago, but he forgot his password and email address as well,
I ask him how come ? And he told me that the last time he visit potn was last year, and he miss this place, how can he get his password, or maybe somebody can help how to know his email address that he registered to this forum, thank you ..

Pixeltoys wrote in post #17767966
Hi my friend want to log in to potn a couple hours ago, but he forgot his password and email address as well,
I ask him how come ? And he told me that the last time he visit potn was last year, and he miss this place, how can he get his password, or maybe somebody can help how to know his email address that he registered to this forum, thank you ..

Tell him to re-register

Im afraid this not the answer that he wants to hear, sorry pal, but thank you

Try here first: https://photography-on-the.net/forum/password​_reset.php

If that doesn't work, contact a moderator by using the "Send feedback to staff" link at the bottom of the page.

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #17767988
Try here first: https://photography-on-the.net/forum/password​_reset.php

If that doesn't work, contact a moderator by using the "Send feedback to staff" link at the bottom of the page.

Thank you maybe if moderator can help to inform the email address so he can click forgot password section..

john crossley wrote in post #17767980
Tell him to re-register

WRONG ANSWER! Big Time!

We'll need him to supply us with his POTN-registered User Name. Best way to contact us is by "Report this Post", either on one of his posts or for the first post of this thread. Then he'll have to convince us that he's really the account owner; with both a forgotten password and a forgotten email, don't expect it will be easy though.

Jon wrote in post #17768235
WRONG ANSWER! Big Time!

We'll need him to supply us with his POTN-registered User Name. Best way to contact us is by "Report this Post", either on one of his posts or for the first post of this thread. Then he'll have to convince us that he's really the account owner; with both a forgotten password and a forgotten email, don't expect it will be easy though.

WHY?

It's perfectly obvious he's not going to be using his original account as he can't remember his password or e-mail address.

Because we'll work with him to regain access to his original account. Once we're satisfied it's not someone trying to hijack an account we can give him access to that. If he were to follow your well-intended but forbidden advice, he'd be risking a permanent ban when (not if) the connection between the two accounts was established. Please note who posted the thread that you're challenging.