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Yes... If you can not find the cd keys for the games in question, you are SOL.
No... Skip the form and wait.
How trash I've have thrown out? From CRT to LED. From win95 - win7. Have not tried win10.
I tried to say as much as I can but they won't let me get back my account.
Maybe you're right. It's time for me to retired. There's still some coins on that account, might as well bye bye to it.
I have all my physical cases/boxes with all the info necessary.
That sounds like it was contested not only by you.
- CD key.
- Credit card last four number used.
- Steam wallet card key used to redeem.
CD key - none(lost in 2003)
Credit card - provided.
Steam wallet - this steam account? I bought this steam account from my main account as a gift.
If you do have the credit card that were used on the old account, then you can work from there with support, they may ask more questions, and so on.
Ensure you inform you don't have CD keys for anything, but you do have proof of transaction history, and credit card number that used on your old account to provide proof of ownership, then hopefully you get somewhere from that point.
And every linking, for example access to email accounts, informations, old passwords.....
Its about who is the onwer.
It should not be about how to deny access for the owner.
In worst case contact the police, if you have enough proof to let them see you as the owner.