Changing password and mail wrong thing?

[rat03gopoh]

Since you keep posting this address in the past year,

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I think this is enough to maintain the assumption that you're the original owner of the account. Then just sign this address as @Maus0728's instructions above. This is a classic way that is still valid to claim a lost account.

Your trust may be reduced by a few points if you change email. But that's actually fine, considering that your account doesn't have any significant business records so far.

[Lucius]

Like Charles-Tim, I wonder if signing a messages with staked address is the only way to verify ownership of an account

It is not the only way, but it is perhaps the simplest. Another way is to analyze IP addresses, and if I'm not mistaken, only admin/s have access to this data.

A few years ago, a member got a permanent ban for plagiarism and then complained that the problematic post was actually from the previous owner, from whom he bought a BTT account. Admim then intervened and analyzed the IP addresses and concluded that the account had indeed changed owners at one point. It is not something that is done every day and for everyone, but it is possible to determine the change of owner in this way in some specific situations.

[salad daging]

OP, because you yourself understand your need for security from the browser you use to access the forum. or any wallet extensions you may be using. if indeed you experience an unpleasant, or suspicious experience from your browser. You can secure your account in the way that you have used it.
there will be no problem with changing your account password. or even if you change your email when you can't access email. if you are the account owner.

That is the right if he is the original owner, because what I know is changing the password and email only to increase security to prevent unwanted things, for example, doubts with a password that is not strong.
So for the OP it's not a problem it's up to you to change it or not what is clear is that several other people have also improved this.

but to clear any doubts from forum members, since indeed you have opened this thread, you can sign messages with the BTC address you used for the past year or even older. not with the address you just posted this year.

I don't think the OP has ever staked a BTC address in the "stake your bitcoin address here" thread so this would be very confusing if he wanted to sign his btc address message.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

My question is; what will be my fate if I can't have access to my btt account and then what about my mail I don't have access to. Please let experts update me based on this issues.

Why should you make use of a mail address you haven't created yet, then you still go ahead after registration not to create that same email address, you're only compiling heap of trouble accumulation on yourself for another day problem, even if you were able to signed a message through your forum account and stake your bitcoin address, I don't think you can access it because you will still requires your email for a password reset and the likes, now that you know, take heed.

[MainIbem]

My question is; what will be my fate if I can't have access to my btt account and then what about my mail I don't have access to. Please let experts update me based on this issues.

Why should you make use of a mail address you haven't created yet, then you still go ahead after registration not to create that same email address, you're only compiling heap of trouble accumulation on yourself for another day problem, even if you were able to signed a message through your forum account and stake your bitcoin address, I don't think you can access it because you will still requires your email for a password reset and the likes, now that you know, take heed.

Do you read my messages clearly sir??
I never said of using a random mail rather, the mobile number which I used in creating my mail have been stolen and whenever I tried sending reset password they keep send OTP to the missing mobile number which I thought of change my forum mail would be ideal than going through stress to renew my lost line.

[BITCOIN4X]

I thought of change my forum mail would be ideal than going through stress to renew my lost line.

It should be safe for you to change your password and email without telling anyone why. Questions often arise when an account changes password and email at the same time, but that's only because some people suspect that the account has changed hands. After all not everyone would throw their suspicions of anyone against the wall without any proof, so I think you'll be safe with this move.

If you can prove it by signing message, then it's much safer for you without worrying about how to recover your email. The best advice is always use an active email on your account so that you can easily recover your account when it is lost or hacked.

[dkbit98]

MainIbem you posted a lot of Bitcoin and Ethereum addresses in forum since year 2017, and if you can prove ownership of this addresses than nobody will suspect you purchased this account.
Your long periods of forum inactivity, your post history and asking questions like this could be suspicious for some members, so better get those addresses ready, unless you also conveniently lose them 

PS
There is nothing wrong with changing email address and connected account password, that should be unique and randomly generated.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

People have different approaches to how they contribute to the forum; if you are not the true owner of this account, the new user will definitely not represent the account the way you will because you are both different people, so if the account is less productive in good posts, it can easily be detected by some moderators before due action will be taken.

[macson]

from what i have noticed on several accounts that change passwords and emails, the possibility that will happen to your account is tagging done by DT members because it is very difficult to prove whether you have not done anything forbidden ^{(account theft or account sale)} on that account.  the advice from 'the sceptical chymist' is good enough so that you can prove your authenticity as the owner of the account, although it is possible that the DT team will still tag your account, all decisions are yours!

[MainIbem]

Thank you all for your opinion, I will have to lock this thread since there are many repeated answers.