i can't recover my account

[Alp]Arslan

hello crossfire,
I was playing cf for a long time but i got a long break about 2 or 3 years and today i want to return to the game.
but i can't remember my account information , i tried as much as i can.
i can't remember by which e-mail I've created the account , i have many e-mails.
i tried to use all my emails to recover it but no email have been work the site tells me "the account cant be recovered"
the only thing i remember is the char name.
so , if there any possible way to get back my account ?

RiceTurtle

All newly created accounts receive a "welcome" e-mail. I would check all of your e-mails to see if one of them was used to create your account. Otherwise, unless you can provide all of the information requested, the unfortunately reality is that you will not be able to recover the account.

[Alp]Arslan

RiceTurtle wrote: »

All newly created accounts receive a "welcome" e-mail. I would check all of your e-mails to see if one of them was used to create your account. Otherwise, unless you can provide all of the information requested, the unfortunately reality is that you will not be able to recover the account.

i've already checked my emails and i found welcome mails but for another account not this , if i remembered with which emails i've reg i think i can log into the email as all my passwords for any emails is the same , so can the admin give me the name of E-mail that i registered with ? or if policy dont allow this , he can give me the half name of it and i can remember it !!!

RiceTurtle

[Alp]Arslan wrote: »

i've already checked my emails and i found welcome mails but for another account not this , if i remembered with which emails i've reg i think i can log into the email as all my passwords for any emails is the same , so can the admin give me the name of E-mail that i registered with ? or if policy dont allow this , he can give me the half name of it and i can remember it !!!

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