May 8, 2012 05:38 AM
(This post was last modified: May 8, 2012 10:12 AM by Damnyoumad.)
Hey guys, here is a pretty good method that I use.
#1. Obviously, start out by having their AOL/AIM screenname.
#2. Start the password reset option, fill out the CAPTCHA and continue to the Security Account Question.
#3 Now, if you see the, "Account Holder" option and have no clue on their First/Last name, go to
http://lifestream.aol.com/stream/SCREENAME_GOES_HERE
and whatever their name is will be displayed. You insert the First and Last name for the "Account Holder" option. If it's just their Personal Details, like their birthday, I look on their Facebook page, if they have one, and insert it. As for the zip code, I search their name in sites like spokeo.com or ussearch.com and get it from there.
#4 Guessing the Account Security Question can be easy for me. My favorite questions people use are, "Where were you born", "What is your favorite town?", "Where did you grow up?" and "What is your favorite food?"
Now, "pizza" is the MOST common answer for their favorite food. TRUST ME. Let's say 300 people had that as a question, about 90% I've gotten the answer right with "pizza". For their location of birth, where they grown up or favorite town, I always use where I live, like the state or town, since I've met that person in my state/town, or once again, search through spokeo.com or ussearch.com or check their Facebook page as to where they live
If it's a question asking their mothers/fathers year of birth, I put two and two together.
For example, most people have kids around their late 20's, early 30s. So, now, their parents should be around their late 40's early 50s. Lets say their child is 21. I'd start with 1960 as their date and go up by 5, to 1965, since it's 2012 if you see what I'm getting at.
Now, for the "Alternate Email", it's rare to have the same name for an alternate email.
What do I mean by that? For example:
Let's say their AOL/AIM name is "Ilovetohack37". So, click the , "Alternate Email Address" option to see the first and last letter/digit of the email address. If it's something like, "I*******[email protected]" OBVIOUSLY, it is "[email protected]". So, they used the same name for their Hotmail as well so you can put "[email protected]" in the "Alternate Email" option to correctly verify it.
If you happen to be a master at cracking Hotmail accounts, you can crack that Hotmail, if you can answer whatever question they have, and in the AOL password reset form, just send the password recovery link to that Hotmail account and reset the AOL password through there.
Trial and error, you know?
Hope it works for you guys.
If you have any questions, let me know!
#1. Obviously, start out by having their AOL/AIM screenname.
#2. Start the password reset option, fill out the CAPTCHA and continue to the Security Account Question.
#3 Now, if you see the, "Account Holder" option and have no clue on their First/Last name, go to
http://lifestream.aol.com/stream/SCREENAME_GOES_HERE
and whatever their name is will be displayed. You insert the First and Last name for the "Account Holder" option. If it's just their Personal Details, like their birthday, I look on their Facebook page, if they have one, and insert it. As for the zip code, I search their name in sites like spokeo.com or ussearch.com and get it from there.
#4 Guessing the Account Security Question can be easy for me. My favorite questions people use are, "Where were you born", "What is your favorite town?", "Where did you grow up?" and "What is your favorite food?"
Now, "pizza" is the MOST common answer for their favorite food. TRUST ME. Let's say 300 people had that as a question, about 90% I've gotten the answer right with "pizza". For their location of birth, where they grown up or favorite town, I always use where I live, like the state or town, since I've met that person in my state/town, or once again, search through spokeo.com or ussearch.com or check their Facebook page as to where they live
If it's a question asking their mothers/fathers year of birth, I put two and two together.
For example, most people have kids around their late 20's, early 30s. So, now, their parents should be around their late 40's early 50s. Lets say their child is 21. I'd start with 1960 as their date and go up by 5, to 1965, since it's 2012 if you see what I'm getting at.
Now, for the "Alternate Email", it's rare to have the same name for an alternate email.
What do I mean by that? For example:
Let's say their AOL/AIM name is "Ilovetohack37". So, click the , "Alternate Email Address" option to see the first and last letter/digit of the email address. If it's something like, "I*******[email protected]" OBVIOUSLY, it is "[email protected]". So, they used the same name for their Hotmail as well so you can put "[email protected]" in the "Alternate Email" option to correctly verify it.
If you happen to be a master at cracking Hotmail accounts, you can crack that Hotmail, if you can answer whatever question they have, and in the AOL password reset form, just send the password recovery link to that Hotmail account and reset the AOL password through there.
Trial and error, you know?
Hope it works for you guys.
If you have any questions, let me know!