The only way you can lose your account here, is if the old owner has a TID (Transaction ID). So whenever you change the email, you can get on that email and delete the email to reclaim the account. Meaning, if the real owner of account is active, then you'll lose the account.ĮA (Email Access): Basically this is the same as FA, but you have access to the email the mc account is on. BUT, when you change your email, it sends the old email it was associated with an email saying the minecraft account was changed, with a link to reclaim the account. Which allows you to move the account onto your own email. You know the user/pass and the security questions.
#How to make a alt minecraft account password
Changing the password is a risk, as it sends the current owner of the account an email saying it's been changed although the email cannot be changed.įA (Full Access): With FA accounts, you can change the email. It's an account with no security questions set, meaning you can change the name and the password of the account.
#How to make a alt minecraft account full
SFA (Semi Full Access): SFA is a little bit better than the normal alt. Usually many people will have access to it. All you can do is login to the account and play, that's it. NFA (Non or not Full Access): NFA is just an alt, you can't change anything. I've seen plenty of people sell accounts with the wrong name, which sometimes leads to a dispute. Making this thread to reinform you all and specify what each account type is.
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