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Recently I've found a way, for the lazy people, as an alternative of making a new email, you can use the same email when signing up and making a new PSN.

Here's how:

Lets say you have your account "codplayer229" under the email "[email protected]" and you want to use the same email when making a new PSN online account

While singing up, instead of putting "[email protected]" in the blank which asks you to put your email, you put "[email protected]" (as you can see, I changed the @yahoo.coM to @yahoo.coN) This helps for multiple things, you can change any letter in your email and simply using it while making a new account.

Changing the M in .com to an N allows you to keep the same email while signing up

Enjoy! :angel:
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Lol, so I could do like some freaky shit like .COZ? lol

Yeah... this isn't useful at all. If someone were to steal your account, and you wanted to recover it, you couldn't get the password back if the email was .con, as its still a non-existing email address.

Eh, that could be true, but this is a method for someone making a dummy account, something they wouldn't want to put effort in to, or someone that is confident their account wouldn't be stolen.

Just use a google account.

If you register on Gmail as randomperson and get [email][email protected][/email] then [email][email protected][/email] will also lead to your account. The same thing should work for Yahoo, using .com and .co.uk at the end.

This thread is just so WIN. It even made the damn notice!

You don't even have to do that.. you could just make [email][email protected][/email] and it would be just the same, still not valid but easier then duplicating your email with a .con... this isn't even worth all the hype lol

hahah NICE i loled

LOLLLL^^^^^^^^


For the owner of the thread:
And yeah, when your signing up to PSN, you can use any email, because you dont have to verify your email.

Oh wait you can use the same email, i found another way.

if your email is "[email protected]" you could just put "[email protected]" and you dont have to create another one?:whistle:

LoL, it is a complete different email, if you change at least ONE letter or number, even a period or whatever. therefore i guess your email should be [email protected]^

You can use any ones email. I used the schools