Even if you get the original e-mail, what stops the seller from contacting the e-mail provider and telling them he was hacked? Then doing the same to Instagram? I think the best way to be sure it's safe is probably the "legal" way.If you don't have the original e-mail that the account was set up with, that instagram isn't really yours. He can e-mail Instagram and say that it was hacked/stolen.
Even if you get the original e-mail, what stops the seller from contacting the e-mail provider and telling them he was hacked? Then doing the same to Instagram? I think the best way to be sure it's safe is probably the "legal" way.
Not sure what you're trying to say here to be honest. I just made a valid point about selling/buying accounts that people should keep in mind. Are you trying to say that if you get the original e-mail, it's impossible for the previous owner to recover his account?Google would never take the time out their day to do this for free email accounts.
Especially since they are linked to phone numbers/emails. Not to mention IP, if I log into my email from work computer that will be a red flag and it has been.
Also, it kills me, you talk about 'legal' methods when your whole business is about circumventing a social media's TOS.
I can confirm that. Got an account back as someone stole it because he was still able to login into my account via "Facebook" after weeks!
Best is when you got the original email from registration.
Have a great one!
is impossible for someone to take your account back , only sollution is to report that account stollen to ig
I believe if you have access to the original email used to created the account you can get the account back whenever you want.
An account cannot be reported as hacked anymore. It doesn't matter if someone has access to the original email/number, once you have changed it, it becomes useless
If you don't have the original e-mail that the account was set up with, that instagram isn't really yours. He can e-mail Instagram and say that it was hacked/stolen.
Not sure what you're trying to say here to be honest. I just made a valid point about selling/buying accounts that people should keep in mind. Are you trying to say that if you get the original e-mail, it's impossible for the previous owner to recover his account?
You are incorrect.
Lol, you are misinformed. You can do it from app, webpage(FB page) doesn't exist anymore.