A person addicted to the Internet visits dozens of websites every day. On some resources, access to information is open to everyone. But in many cases, registration is required. Very often the user forgets whether he has an account on this or that resource or not. In many cases, you can find out where you are registered. The user usually has the information he needs to do this.
It is necessary
- - a computer with Internet access;
- - E-mail address;
- - IP address.
Instructions
Step 1
Get organized in your inboxes. If you are not in the habit of regularly cleaning them, there probably have been messages from the sites on which you registered. Quite often, confirmation is required to activate an account. It is most convenient to sort the correspondence by topic. You can also use the search engine available on most mail servers. Enter in the box "Confirmation of registration". If there really were such letters, they will end up on the same page. Carry out this operation in all your boxes.
Step 2
On many sites, it is customary to register under real names. This makes your task much easier. Enter your last name and first name in the search box. If they are not very common, it may be enough to see which resources have information about you. Among these resources are the sites on which you are registered.
Step 3
To narrow your search, enter your middle name in the search box. The number of links on the page will decrease significantly. If you add your date of birth and city, the chances of finding your lost accounts on the Internet will be much greater. From this data, you will find information about your registration, for example, on most social networks.
Step 4
Remember what nicknames you used. The average non-ad user doesn't have that many. Enter your usual username into the search box and see what happens. The list of sites can be quite large. See which sites are really interesting to you. Look for your accounts primarily there. To see if you are really registered on a particular site, try logging into it. Enter your nickname. Find the link offering to recover your password. You will be prompted to enter your email address. If the account is really yours and at the same time you have been using the same address for a long time, in a few minutes you will receive an email with a new password.
Step 5
If you constantly access the Internet from the same computer, which also has a static IP address, enter this address in the search engine bar. This way you will surely find several forums where you have posted messages. You can find out your IP from your ISP. But some social networks also allow you to do this. For example, you can create an account in LiveJournal, set an open IP in the settings, and then your address will be displayed in each of your comments.
