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How To Delete Account?


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Maybe I'm just really tired but when I go to manage my personal page/my content, I can't figure out how to delete my account. I want to get it deleted by tomorrow, someone help please?


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Why do you want to delete your account, I hope you aren't leaving us? The only one who can delete your account is Scott (admin). Send him a PM, and he'll do it.

If, on the other hand, you just want to change your name, same thing, only he can do it.

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Why do you want to delete your account, I hope you aren't leaving us? The only one who can delete your account is Scott (admin). Send him a PM, and he'll do it.

If, on the other hand, you just want to change your name, same thing, only he can do it.

See my post on Coping With

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