so basically i tried a different eeee mail (which im pretty sure is mine) to confirm my account or something but i didn’t see it in my eee mail notifications, also i dont have a ggg——mail account so i just resent the old eee mail which i didnt confirm yet, when i resend it will the other eee mail notification go away? coz i dont like the sound of some random guy receiving that notification and thinking “what is a scratch???” or even worse, confirming it
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also scratch thinks my comments contained “unsuitable language” which is why i misspelled some words but im desperate for the answer TTwTT
also dont report me or this comment pls ill change it if it breaks the scratch rules somehow

You should be fine. If someone manages to find the *-mail, confirming it probably won't do anything now that you changed the confirmation email. At worst, if someone confirmes the *-mail, it'll just confirm your account without doing anything bad.

MudkipKappa wrote:

You should be fine. If someone manages to find the *-mail, confirming it probably won't do anything now that you changed the confirmation email. At worst, if someone confirmes the *-mail, it'll just confirm your account without doing anything bad.

aight. but will they know my pass—————word?

lnfinite5 wrote:

MudkipKappa wrote:

You should be fine. If someone manages to find the *-mail, confirming it probably won't do anything now that you changed the confirmation email. At worst, if someone confirmes the *-mail, it'll just confirm your account without doing anything bad.

aight. but will they know my pass—————word?

No. The -mail will not state your pass-word, hence there is no way for it to be stolen from the -mail alone.

warriorcatsfreakalt wrote:

lnfinite5 wrote:

MudkipKappa wrote:

You should be fine. If someone manages to find the *-mail, confirming it probably won't do anything now that you changed the confirmation email. At worst, if someone confirmes the *-mail, it'll just confirm your account without doing anything bad.

aight. but will they know my pass—————word?

No. The -mail will not state your pass-word, hence there is no way for it to be stolen from the -mail alone.

i see. thanks!

A) Try use your main eee mail

C) But surely you can see the confirmation link on other sites?

D) The message only shows your username ^^


Edit: Your post appears to be resolved. I recommend editing the first post on this topic and adding ‘(resolved)’ to the title.