I've been locked out of my own ejunkie account and all passwords have been changed.
what shall I do to regain control?
I tried the support email but of course got no reply
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Oct '08
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May '09
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I've been locked out of my own ejunkie account and all passwords have been changed.
what shall I do to regain control?
I tried the support email but of course got no reply
How do i view my client ID hwne I've been locked out by the hacker?
ALSO, I've supplied via support email my subscription transaction ID but still no help??
I can't beleive how long this is taking as it's critical I retrieve my customer information and not allow "whoever" access to their info! Would you not agree E-Junkie?
I really expected a company who takes pride in supposedly being secure to take matters like this serious.
secureNOTHow do i view my client ID hwne I've been locked out by the hacker
secureNOTALSO, I've supplied via support email my subscription transaction ID but still no help??
I can't beleive how long this is taking as it's critical I retrieve my customer information and not allow "whoever" access to their info! Would you not agree E-Junkie?
I really expected a company who takes pride in supposedly being secure to take matters like this serious.
I am sorry .. we respond to tickets as they come in. Our first response to your ticket was within 4 hours of your question. Also, your question did not include the any details about the account which was hacked, and absence of details makes it very hard to judge what's really going on.
SecureNOT, support has reset your details and sent them to the subscription e-mail associated with your account.
This could have been done a lot sooner, had you at least provided the login email of the "hacked" account or at least written from that e-mail (I am guessing your e-mail account was not hacked).
You can enter your E-junkie login email in the Forgot Password section of our login page. That will send a reset-password link to that email, and clicking that link will generate a temporary password and send it to you in a separate message. Once you login with that temporary password, be sure to go into Edit Profile and change your password to something memorable.
If you're sure your E-junkie account has been hacked, you should probably change your email account's password as well, since they probably hacked your email account first and then performed the procedure above to gain access to your E-junkie account.