I was a dum-dum and forgot to record my deleted to get access to my recently created BlockChain account.
I transferred a substantial amount of bitcoins to the account, so that's why I'm desperate. I tried contacting support but haven't received a reply. I have the password, , but that's it; no identifier, email,
Does anyone know anything I can do? thanks. also 1000 dollars i will give in bitcoin when fixed
I may be misunderstanding the situation here but it sounds like you did provide an email address when you opened up your account. That email address was a throwaway address though and you forgot what it was? I'm assuming that you did at least view the welcome email from blockchain.info once.
Which browser do you use? It occurred to me that the identifier may still be present in your browser's cache files. I just did a test here myself and I was able to recover my identifier from Firefox's cache (via the new account email message). I'm also assuming you're on Windows. Here's what I did:
Download AstroGrep from here:
http://astrogrep.sourceforge.net/download/Start up AstroGrep and under "Search Path" click the folder and navigate to the place that your browser stores its temporary files. This will be "C:\Users\{Yourname}\AppData" for Firefox on Windows. I assume it's probably the same for most other browsers as well.
Under "File Types" simply put an asterisk (*). For "Search Text" paste in the following string without the quotes: "
https://blockchain.info/wallet/[a-z0-9]*-[a-z0-9]*-[a-z0-9]*-[a-z0-9]*-[a-z0-9]*"
Now under "Search Options" check the "Regular Expressions" box. Press the "Search" button and cross your fingers!
If AstroGrep finds the string in a file, it'll list the file on the right-hand pane. If you click on the filename, the string that AstroGrep located should be displayed and highlighted in the bottom right-hand pane. Hopefully this will be the URL that contains your account identifier.
The form of the URL is as follows:
https://blockchain.info/wallet/{YourIdentifier!}
Retrieve your identifier from the URL and try it out (or simply copy/paste the link).
Edit: Here's another string to try, remove the quotes: "[a-z0-9]*-[a-z0-9]*-[a-z0-9]*-[a-z0-9]*-[a-z0-9]*.blockchain.info"
If you get any hits on this one,the part after "infoSID" is where the identifier starts. You may end up with multiple prospective identifiers. One of them will be the right one.
