Forgot password, Email doesn't receive an Email

[Fightera103]

Hey,

in short:
I changed my password a while ago to make it a bit harder and now I forgot it.

MPGH Account name: @Fightera100

I was forced to change password because of the 90 day password change thing and I logged out because I simply forgot the password.
My email address doesn't receive an email from MPGH. It's not live, hotmail, or the other thing from microsoft. I can provide my email address to any administrator if needed. I also made another recover account, fightera102, to post but I registered it on the same email provider with another email. That confirms that the email is not supported.

[[MPGH]Liz]

Made the system send a password reminder to that email. If you still don't receive it, you would need to provide an alternate unused email for the account to use.

[Fightera103]

Made the system send a password reminder to that email. If you still don't receive it, you would need to provide an alternate unused email for the account to use.

Still no email :/ Isn't there another way I could use the same email? Im 100% sure I will forget the one email that I would make for MPGH then and then it's impossible to recover accounts

[[MPGH]Liz]

Afraid not. Seems like that particular host doesn't work well with us. Gmail, outlook, etc work best. Plus they (or at least Gmail) offers 2FA which adds more security to your things.

[Fightera103]

Tried to sent a password request to my email again and it still doesn't work. Where could I post the new email? And also, don't you need some kind of authentication that I'm the real user?

[[MPGH]Liz]

Tried to sent a password request to my email again and it still doesn't work. Where could I post the new email? And also, don't you need some kind of authentication that I'm the real user?

It's not going to work period, regardless how many times you try, as I stated previously. You would need to use a more common host. Gmail being the best possible choice.

You know the account email, and have access to use it. That's as far as we can go to determine authenticity.