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Recover account with bad email address (or at least view server profile)

I'm and idiot!!!

I created a new account the other day (at 3AM) and somehow mistyped the email address.

I just spent the last few days tweaking the profile and getting it working perfectly. Added the DNS setting to all of my devices and thought it was a productive day. Then I logged out of the account and I also must have messed up on the password because I can't log back in.

Is there any way to some how reset the password with a bad email address or to at least see the servers I had added to the profile?

 

I do have the "account #" ie https://my.nextdns.io/xyz123/setup

and it is also tied my my IP via dyndns

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    • Jordan.9
    • 1 mth ago
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    Actually the problem is even bigger.  I started to recreate all of the settings under the correct email address figuring I could always copy over the servers if I ever can get back into the old account. The bigger problem is that the old account is permanently tied to my DYNdns account so all traffic from my IP is going through the old account.

    If I can't access the old account I really need to delete it somehow!

      • NextDNs
      • 1 mth ago
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       you can have multiple profiles linked to the same dyndns, it won’t be an issue.

    • Jordan.9
    • 1 mth ago
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    But I am getting the old block-list (which I want to edit) because the DNS servers are the same and it is matching my IP, Any way to recover account, view the servers, or delete it?

      • NextDNs
      • 1 mth ago
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       use the DNS IPs of your new profile. Each profile have different IPs when linked to the same network.

      • Jordan.9
      • 1 mth ago
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        yes, I do see that the DNS servers are inf act different for the new profile. So that at least get me back up and running, but no way to recover or see old block list?

      • NextDNs
      • 1 mth ago
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       if you lost the password and used a wrong email, not really as we can’t easily validate you are the owner.

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