unlinking accounts.

[Mr_Andu]

How to i unlink my ea account from my steam account if i cant access my ea account.

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

Originally posted by Mr_Andu:

How to i unlink my ea account from my steam account if i cant access my ea account.

You recover your EA account through EA support.

[Mr_Andu]

i cant because it is a old account that i made and i dont know the email or password. and ea support wont help me .

[d3str0y3r]

Originally posted by Mr_Andu:

i cant because it is a old account that i made and i dont know the email or password. and ea support wont help me .

Your only option is to work with ea’s support. All linking is done on ea’s side.

[Mr_Andu]

i tried but because i coudnt answer their security questions they didnt believe that im the owner. and when i got angry said 2 bad things they banned the acc.

[Satoru]

Steam does not link accounts on their end. They have no idea what account EA is using. You must recover your EA account.

[Satoru]

Originally posted by Mr_Andu:

i tried but because i coudnt answer their security questions they didnt believe that im the owner. and when i got angry said 2 bad things they banned the acc.

I'm going to guess you did not say '2 bad things' for you to be banned

[ℌ𝔢𝔵𝔢𝔫]

Originally posted by Mr_Andu:

i tried but because i coudnt answer their security questions they didnt believe that im the owner. and when i got angry said 2 bad things they banned the acc.

Rightfully so.

[VaLiuM]

If you are unable to work it out with EA support, then you are basically out of luck.

They are the only entity that can give you access again to your EA account thru account recovery to be able to un-link your Steam account.

And as noted, the linking doesn't happen thru Steam but thru the third-party website offering it.

[Mr_Andu]

i dont remmember a thing about the account and ea told me that they cant help me because they cant verify that its my account so im ♥♥♥♥♥♥

[ℌ𝔢𝔵𝔢𝔫]

And what exactly is Valve supposed to do if the company responsible for the EA account is already unable to act? I am sure you can answer that question yourself ...