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regardless of date used
Well, The first CD key i lost was because i gave the retail disk/key to my friend to install the games but i don't have my friend anymore since he moved country, and the key is lost this is what I'm worried for the account.
Can i provide them Credit card with name/address/etc, 1 retail CD key used, and a steam wallet code to have full control of my account? what about my contact email? - don't have original contact email but i have the 2nd one. or the next one used after it.
See this is why I'm very worried because i don't have original contact email or original retail key activated anymore they are gone for ever.
My account is 100% fine, I only just post this to get this info on what will happen if I have to provide ownership of the account that I don't have access to my 1st email/1st retail code.
Sorry if I felt like wasting your time, but I extremely appreciate your feedback.
If ive spent alot of money on the steam store, would that be more of a proof of ownership for my steam account more than having a very first retail activated code on the steam account or even owning the 9 retail codes/ 1st email registered to account.
As the good Spawk, as well as others here, has pretty much covered, if it is specifically listed here...
then it should be considered proof of ownership that is acceptabe. If not listed there, then probably not.