Well first you should listen to all the warnings Goa have sent out. Secondly you should accept your loss. Third you should move on.Annakarin said:Mythic isnt doing a ****. I have mailed like 5 emails to them and trying to explain what happened, but they never answer me. What shall i do? Serious, i wanna play my char.
Coldbeard said:wild guess but shouldn't it be Right Now'ed?
Kathal said:Do NOT save your account info in your mailbox.
Annakarin said:dont really know what plonker is but i think its something like "lier" but i have all the cdkeys and stuff so no plonker here
Annakarin said:Mythic isnt doing a ****. I have mailed like 5 emails to them and trying to explain what happend, but they never answer me. What shall i do? Serious, i wanna play my char.
How long ago was that? MSN/Hotmail tightened up their anti-spam measures about a year ago and as a result a lot of our emails get bounced to those addresses. Also I don't recognise msn.om as a valid domain so you may want to check that your registered email address is correct.Annakarin said:Requiel, I know that i havent got any mails from you guys because i asked some questions long time ago and got answer. So cant be the ISP thing.
Why cant you email me now and see if it works?
If it's that easy to get total control over someone's account maybe it's not the customers fault but actually crappy design by GOA, all im trying to say.Flimgoblin said:no need to give people instructions - flim
There's a limit to how secure we can realistically make the system. At the moment you are given a subs login which should be impossible to guess and difficult to brute force. There has to be a way in which a legitimate user can easily get a new password sent to them if their old one has become compromised or simply forgotten, this in itself lessens security, but the alternative is to make losing your password equal losing access to your account permanently. As it stands, to get control you not only need to know what the registered email address for an account is, but you also need to have access to that email account. My online banking details are less secure than that.moik said:If it's that easy to get total control over someone's account maybe it's not the customers fault but actually crappy design by GOA, all im trying to say.
Requiel said:There's a limit to how secure we can realistically make the system. At the moment you are given a subs login which should be impossible to guess and difficult to brute force. There has to be a way in which a legitimate user can easily get a new password sent to them if their old one has become compromised or simply forgotten, this in itself lessens security, but the alternative is to make losing your password equal losing access to your account permanently. As it stands, to get control you not only need to know what the registered email address for an account is, but you also need to have access to that email account. My online banking details are less secure than that.
We repeatedly advise people not to use webmail services for their DAoC account and still they do and episodes like this happen as a result. Nothing we can do or design in our system will prevent people from choosing weak passwords for their webmail account or setting an easy to guess 'secret question' to retrieve it's password.