It is not uncommon for a user to forget the username or password for his mailbox. Especially if the user's mail account is not one, but is available on several mail services. Either I haven't used this mail for a long time, or I just created it, but I forgot to write down the login, but the result is the same - it's impossible to get “there, I don't know where”. And it is very necessary. What to do?
Instructions
Step 1
First of all, remember if you can turn to someone from your addressees for help. Maybe one of your friends received letters from you and will suggest a forgotten address? Or you registered on any site, indicating this address as your login. Having opened the page of the site, you can recognize it.
Step 2
If this is not possible, launch the site where your mailbox was created. Somewhere near the password and login fields there is a link or a button that says "Forgot?", "Forgot your password", "Can't log into your account?" depending on the interface of the mail site. Feel free to click on it.
Step 3
The page for restoring access to the mailbox will open. If you have already logged in from this computer, browsers leave the name of the last entered account.
Step 4
If the hint does not work, then look carefully at the access recovery page. All mail sites place a "Help" link here. By clicking on it, you can find out in detail what is the login recovery procedure offered by this service. Usually, knowledge of the alternate mailbox and the recovery secret that was specified when creating the account is required. The user is asked to choose from several questions the one that was specified during registration and enter the answer. It is recommended that you do all the steps to recover your login or password from the computer from where you usually entered your mailbox.
