Paper letters are still sent only by inveterate romantics and people of old age. And that, even the last already learned to own the computer including to get e-mail. But how to be if the password from e-mail was cracked or lost?
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Instruction
1. You can remember the password from mail, having answered the hidden question which was specified at the time by you even at registration of a box. It is possible to make it thus: on the homepage at "the" mail agent find the inscription "Forgot the Password?" (or something like it) which will be at the same time the link (it is near the field for password entry). You need only to pass on it.
2. When opening the new page of a system you will have to confirm mail address. After confirmation of correctness of its writing before you there will be that hidden question, the correct answer to which will allow you to get access to an electronic mailbox.
3. Other way which will allow you to learn the password from "box" is request for the help in technical support service which each mail system has. For this purpose you will need to fill the corresponding form for requests which you can also find on the homepage of PS. You should specify the personal data (surname, a name, a floor, date of birth), location (region, the city) and information on a mailbox in the letter (estimated date of registration and last visit, the used Internet service provider, the IP address, the approximate password, etc.). From additional questions the following in the form can meet: when you last time changed registration data whether recovered the password or like. Fill out the questionnaires given to fields correctly - only in this case the support desk will help you to recover the lost password.
4. The password from the mailbox can also be learned, having been correct one more existing e-mail address (if that is available) or entering the operating mobile phone number which you mentioned at registration (at coincidence on it the sms will come with the recovered password).