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Hello everyone..
I have lost access to my google account.
I have the id,pw and everything is good but when logged it ask me to put phone number then i get sms and put the code google sent to me.

After that i got message:
google couldn't verify this account belongs to you

I dont have any reocvery phone or mail on the account so there no way of recovery..

One thing is i did research and found that i need to try login from device and location that i used before..

But dont have access to it anymore.
The locations could be:
USA, RU, INDIA,GERMANY,FRANCE

If you can reocver it please comment here before!

Scammer stay off!

I will help. Telegram: @ElevatedWarrior

You will not be able to retrieve your google account if no others means google can use to know that you are the real owner, do not let anyone scam you.

If you do not want to lose your Google account, do not forget the username and the password used. You can also link the email with another email that belongs to you so that if the password is forgotten, you can still use the other email linked to it to recover your account. Phone number may be restricted to a country, but email won't be restricted.

How i can add recovery email if it not let me login?

I know my id and pw but it ask fme to put phone number then got sms code i put it and got the message
Account not blonging to you..

I am from Germany, maybe i can help you to recover it!

We need someome with proven method to bypass this..

everything looks like your account has been hacked and someone else has already activated their phone number.
Are you sure that you are trying to access the official Google pages? phishing is very current today, and people are easily misled, and actually send their information to fraudsters.
otherwise, how did you lose access to your account at all?

No one have access to the account i had login 2 year ago but didnt add any recovery phone or mail so when i logged now.. there no any ident google can match to know the qccount belong me.. even if i have the password thats oddd!!!!

Do you have your real information registered on the account?
Like your name and phone number on your Google account, and maybe card details and address on your Google Pay?
If yes then I can help you getting back the account, my account was hacked and I had the same issue as you before.
The process took about 1 month, but I was able to get my account back in the end.
You can contact me by TG - BETLL01, I can show you the proof if needed.

There is a recovery method somewhere along the way that will ask you the exact date when you created that Gmail account, that is the one I used when trying to recover the Gmail that I lost without a recovery phone or email, this happens almost five years ago and Google may have changed this, if you cannot remember the date and have already exhausted every means, you're only option is to create a ticket to Google and they will ask you some sensitive information if you are ready to give it

Check this video and see what you missed in your recovery process

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ralYrmnJ00Y

As you said that this account you did not login for 2 years and at that time you did not put any Phone number or backup email, so in this case i think you can try another phone number and check if your can receive the code on it.
May be your current phone number is bind to another account ?

By the way, why it is important to recover your account if you weren't using it for this much time ?

I have read the video but as i said i didnt added any backup mail or phone for recovery....
But i know my mail id and password..

I once had a similar problem when I accidentally deleted google cookies and could no longer log in to Gmail, even though I had the correct login data, and I also did not have a backup e-mail/SMS set up. Fortunately, I was able to fix the problem by restarting my modem and with a new IP address I was able to log in.

You are in a much more difficult situation because you obviously don't have access to the location/device you used before, and according to what I found online, the chances of getting your account back are really minimal. Maybe someone has a lesser-known method that really works, but if you haven't already, I suggest you read what is written on the following link :

I can help you with the issue, if you don't use Telegram please let me know if there's another way I can contact you.

Have you really identified your current problem with google? I think someone else might have access to your account ^{[without you knowing beforehand].} Maybe not right, but when I try to identify your problem, then that's the answer based on the google account help page.

Take look at this image, and read carefully, or please visit Google's help page for more.

https://i.imgur.com/Pfskh1z.png

When you try login and use different method to recover your account there’s an option to contact google support. It will take 3 to 5 business day but it’s your best chance to recover your account. There’s also a Q&A portion when you go deeper on the account recovery that will require details of your account that you input during your registration.

I’m on your same situation before when my old phone lost while my sim intact on is the one that I use on my email. Luckily my email is still login on desktop which makes me recover it. I believe contacting google support is best chance to recover it since all recovery method requires mobile device, recent gadgets which your email connected or sms to recover it because this is google way to counter hacker of the account. Only answering all the account details input during registration will prove your account ownership.

This is a long shot recovery men. Do you try this account recovery? https://accounts.google.com/signin/recovery

I will try to help. Private message me for more info.

$10K for email recovery fee? that's lot of money bro, I hope it's comparable to your data in that email.
I guess you should really convince everyone that you will pay them 10K if they succeed. I'm just not sure about the amount you promised because basically you can leave at any time without bothering with this account again if it works. Should you be spending 10K on fees instead of create new email or spending 1K of them to contact google?

If email belongs to you then you should know exact location. Also from 10k bounty it seems this email contains a recovery seed for a wallet. If someone sold it to you then it is a scam. But if it is yours then do not allow other devices to login. Use same device and same location for recovering. Also try to put same number you used before to receive code. If there is no number added then you should try to somehow contact support of Google. Maybe you can remind them of your last emails etc to verify this account belongs to you.

That's what I'm thinking as well. Unless there's important information on the email, otherwise the fee offering seems to be too good to be true.
I had the same issue in the past and was able to force Google into returning the account back to me, so it's definitely possible to recover the account.
But I'm worried that OP won't pay the fee after the account is recovered.

Then you lose all the possible ways to recover your Gmail, Gmail made sure that no hackers can access the account without all the requirements fulfilled, when you sign up to Gmail it always asked for a backup email, and every time you log in, you are always reminded to write your back up email or recovery phone, how can you possibly miss that, I think your Gmail is forever loss unless you can prove to Gmail support that you are the real owner even if you have your Gmail id or password, because hackers can have those too.

If you have experience with this and the only thing stopping you is him not paying, maybe OP could put the money on escrow. It doesn't have to be 10k, it can be less than that, like half of the offered money, but this way if someone gets the account back they will know they weren't doing it for free. Even if OP disappears, at least they'll get some of the money.

This is what google says you should do if the phone number was changed.
They will ask you for your last known password and phone number before it was changed. If that's correct you might be able to get the account back.
A lot will depend on whether you know the information on your account like your name and birthday.

Only a Google representative can help you with this. You're just going to make it more complicated when you allow someone to try to access it for you because it will be likely that the system may take it as your account is wholly compromised and might get into tighter security for retrieval attempts.
Ask a Google rep, call them, and ask them if it's possible to retrieve it. I've done it before with a very old email of mine that I've never logged in to and forgotten for a long time. There's certainly a way for them to verify that you're the owner of it aside from those information that you've mentioned.

I'm happy to do it with less amount and with escrow if needed, assuming OP is serious about it.
My only concern is that OP is not being serious about the offer and just randomly came up with an insane amount.

If you think that you can do it, I don't know because it seems OP has exerted all efforts to recover it, then offer him to do an escrow and ask him a proof of funds, my only concern here is he really doesn't own that Gmail, anyone can have a Gmail id and password but once you opened it in a different location and with a different device Gmail will trigger a verification if the one who opens it is the real owner, if there is valuable info on that email the owner, should have secured it, in case of a breach or loss.

Was in a similar situation once. No one but google can help you. They will inquire some details like contents of the email, last email sent, something personal which only the email holder would know. Also it will help if you had any card linked (expired or not) and you still have the details.

Without any other recovery methods set, this is the only way you can recover your email. New device in the same location will not work too.

I'd like to ask when did you lose it and from where you last accessed it.

Because of the location and the device you are using Gmal is now hacker safe, if you don't have your recovery email or your phone, Gmail will treat you as an intruder.

Every time I logged in it always asks me to confirm my home and my recovery address how did you miss this annoying messages

That's the last resort I hate to say this but you lost your account.

You're getting a lot of messages from newbies to contact them because they suppose to know how, I'm sure you know how to deal with these nuances, because if they really know how they give you small details on how they are going to do it.

Obviously, this is due to the fact that you have not used your account for a long time and when you try to log in, the system has determined that your location has changed, which according to the algorithm is suspicious. Since no phone number was linked to your account, and no backup e-mail was specified, you will not be able to restore access. It will be easier for you to register a new account than to try to restore access to the old one.

There is always an escrow that could come into play.

How can one make sure that you own that account ?

And how you have contacted them? Can you share? Thanks

I'm still serious about my offer but I will give account details to the person. I trust with so if you have any offer and experience with this issue let me know

I'm still happy to help you with the issue assuming you're happy to proceed with escrow.
I have replied here many times but it seems you're just not interested, I'm not sure why.
Like I said, I'm happy to proceed with escrow if that's what you're worried about.

Give me your telegram

Just updating here that I have talked to the OP on telegram, and I have started to process to help him getting his account back.
Will update here again once the issue is fully resolved.

I have no obligation to tell you what details was shared and what's my method to get OP's account back.
Don't be a jerk only because someone else took the task.

Congratulation, you have earned my applause for being the biggest jerk of the day!
Hope that'd give you a smile, because obviously you need it a lots.
The only type of people that'd put OP's account in jeopardy is people like you who can't control their anger.

This is my final response to you as I'm not interested in talking to you anymore -
You don't know the details of OP's account, you don't know the details of my methods.
OP has shared his account details to me, and I have proposed my methods to OP.
These include both "ONLINE" and "OFFLINE" methods.
OP is happy with my methods and we have made a deal.
So take the L and get lost, no one cares.

@Fliper50


I had a similar issue back in 2017 where i needed a security file of a DEX where i had a lot of coins stored.
I had to hire a professional law company which was quite expensive $17k in total back in 2017.

It was a letter battle that took nearly 3 months but my account got finaly restored active.


All i can say based on my reading is that you hired the wrong person who has clearly no real experience at all.

Him stating that you have a chance recovering it online is a simple blatant lie.I can feel why googleads is upset with that claim because the chances are none and there is not even the smallest possibibilty to recover it online.
Everyone claiming otherwise is a liar or has no clue what he is talking about and i talk based on my own personal battle with google.

Other than you i even had some details of my account,phone ,login and password and still was not able to login but always were redirected to the login page after a successfull login and sms verification
What i could not provide was date of birth and name since i added some mistakes to not provide full details which after many years i simply forgat what i entered.


Hope you recover your account.


Greetings Thule

Just updating here that I have successfully recovered the account for OP.
OP has verified the information on the account, I have given the access back to him and has has paid the bonus as agreed.
Everything went smoothly, glad to have the opportunity to work with him!