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Nexon account email change?
#1
I hope this the section for nexon related questions.

If I change the email connected to my ms account, will it ask me for birthday code or security questions? I have no clue about bcode because back when I made this I was 12 and had to fake it up. Security question is something I'm not sure I will remember after 5 years of playing. I know all it asks is to verify through old email, but I'm scared it will ask something later and then I'm locked off from my acc.

My account is connected to my dads email and the email apparently didnt let the maple point mail come through and I don't like that at all.
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#2
it only asks for b-day/name if you don't have a security question, if you do have a security question it asks for that. to make a security question it sends verification to the email before you can make one.
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#3
I changed my email today. It asked for me to answer 2 security questions and when I did that, it changed it and then made me verify it through my new email. Pretty easy process.
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CrazyForDex Wrote:I changed my email today. It asked for me to answer 2 security questions and when I did that, it changed it and then made me verify it through my new email. Pretty easy process.
So if I can't remember security questions I made 5 YEARS ago, my account is locked? Or will that just mean, I'll have to stick to my dads email?
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#5
you can reset the security questions by pressing reset acc info, it sends verification to email then you can make a new password and security questions
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#6
CrazyForDex Wrote:I changed my email today. It asked for me to answer 2 security questions and when I did that, it changed it and then made me verify it through my new email. Pretty easy process.

Weird, because I changed one of mine yesterday and it asked me absolutely nothing. It just send the email to the new address.

Satellite Wrote:So if I can't remember security questions I made 5 YEARS ago, my account is locked? Or will that just mean, I'll have to stick to my dads email?

It leaves the old email as active/current while the new email appears in a "verifying" status, so I can't imagine it'd lock you somewhere during the process due to not knowing questions that it might not even bother asking.
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Eos Wrote:Weird, because I changed one of mine yesterday and it asked me absolutely nothing. It just send the email to the new address.

This was what it did for me too.
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