My friend can't find his email, pass, user_name

[Montasir Rahman Utsho]

I have a friend outside steam he play in steam for a long time and he did not logout from steam for couple of years. but after his windows were crashed he reinstall the steam and could not find his email what he login with and also user & password. He gave me some of the user name that might be familiar. He is desperate to find out what was his email. because of the steam account 7 years old he did not find any luck which email he use. Please help him find only his email so that he can recover his steam.

He gave me some user name that might be related.
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His id URL -
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His last purchase-
1. Professional Killstreak Festive Flare Gun
2. Unusual Charmers Chapeau
3. Unusual Virtual Viewfinder

Please help him to find the email address so that he can recover his steam account and play again.

[𝕎𝕠𝕦𝕤𝕖𝕝𝕫]

Account recovery Guide:

How To Recover Your Account 

A Guide for Steam

By: 🜂∴🜏 Cassie

This is a step-by-step guide on how to navigate the Steam Support Help page to recover an account that you no longer have access to.

Follow the guide.

[Montasir Rahman Utsho]

we tried but not helping

[Montasir Rahman Utsho]

Originally posted by Wouselz:

Account recovery Guide:

How To Recover Your Account 

A Guide for Steam

By: 🜂∴🜏 Cassie

This is a step-by-step guide on how to navigate the Steam Support Help page to recover an account that you no longer have access to.

Follow the guide.

we tried but not helping

[Judgmental Amaterasu]

Originally posted by Montasir Rahman Utsho:

Originally posted by Wouselz:

Account recovery Guide:

How To Recover Your Account 

A Guide for Steam

By: 🜂∴🜏 Cassie

This is a step-by-step guide on how to navigate the Steam Support Help page to recover an account that you no longer have access to.

Follow the guide.

we tried but not helping

Ok and you think a bunch of other users on a forum can help how? Other than you just giving away potential login information.

[Bee🐝]

This a user forum - there’s no one from support here.

If your friend wants to access their account, they have to go through the recovery process as listed in the guide, Your friend can skip step 1 and proceed to step 2.

Note, Support can’t tell you the email address either - it’s a security risk.

[rawWwRrr]

Originally posted by Montasir Rahman Utsho:

Please help him to find the email address so that he can recover his steam account and play again.

Your friend needs to figure this out on their own.

Originally posted by Montasir Rahman Utsho:

but after his windows were crashed he reinstall the steam and could not find his email what he login with and also user & password.

Your friend needs to take their accounts more seriously. Also, this should be your friend handling this, not you. For all we know you're trying to gain access to someone's account with a fabricated story about it being your friend's. And that's exactly how Steam Support will view any recovery attempt and why it's important to remember *something* about the account that only they should know.

If anyone could gain access to an account with a sad story and their hand out, what's the point of having account names and passwords?

[Supafly]

have you friend go through their emails. Hopefully they can find one from Steam that includes their username. From their they can follow the guide in post #1 to recover it. Provided they can provide the required proof of ownership. If they can't then the account is lost. They nor anyone else can recover it.

[Icecream1973]

Loosing ALL steam account inlog data is highly unusual. Apparently your friend is too stupid to poop OR it is simply a foolish manner to ignorantly try to take over another steam account.

I think your friend needs to prepare his or herself, that account incl all games to be LOST.

If so, just treat it as a lesson learned. In this digital world we live in: always, always know your account details of ANY digital portal or website. It is basically the same as remembering your pin number or how NOT to loose your house keys.

[Thermal Lance]

He could prove ownership with transaction details and stuff. Maybe.

But, yeah, this is really gross negligence on the user's end.