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Please take note, that before starting, this can be used to steal other PlayStation Network accounts, but if done, you have a high possibility of getting in a lot of crap you don't want to be in, and this method is not to teach you to steal accounts, but to teach you a method to get into your account without access to your email that's associated with the account, or knowing the password to the account. I'm not responsible for anything that happens to your account.

Step 1: Make sure you know the email associated with the PSN account.
- You need to know the email to the account, but not the log in to the email.
- Ex. You need the address ([email protected])

Step 2: Make sure you have a secondary email that's not associated with a PSN account.
- Doing this method will change the email on the account to another email of your choice. Make sure you have one handy that's not already with a PSN account.

Step 3: Contact Sony via phone.
- Contact them at this number 1-877-865-7669
- The above number was found on the sony website for US & Canada, if you're in UK, number might vary, so go search for the support number (google "Sony support number UK" or where you live).

Step 4: After dialing the number, to skip the questions and templates, and to direct you directly to a live agent, spam the "0" and "1" key on your phone.
- Start with 0 and press 1 after, keep pressing both in that pattern for like 3 seconds not even.
- Ex. 01010101010101010101 (that's about as many times as you want to press it.)

Step 5: Talk to an agent, and tell him that you want to get into your account but no longer have access to the email the account is with, and you don't remember the password.
- The agent will likely ask you the accounts ID (for example mine is OhGemi ; I'd say add me on PSN OhGemi).
- The agent will also ask you the email the account is with.

Step 6: After telling the agent the account ID, and email, they'll ask you what email you want to change it to.

Step 7: Tell them the secondary email you had (see Step 2).

Step 8: They'll then send you a password change request to the email you provided in Step 7.

Step 9: Go on your email and follow the link, change the password and voila.

They won't just do that now. I tried to actually get one of MY PSN's back awhile back, they asked for the original email and the serial of the PS3 the account was created on or first logged in on (in-case created on the internet.)