Change Sign-in ID to different email address

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My son's PSN Sign-in ID was set with his uncle's email address, but we can't access it and all of his information and data is on there. Is there any way we can change the Sign-in ID to my email address on his account?

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Best Answer

You will need to call Sony support and ask them to change your Sign-in ID. They don't like to do it very much though, and they will ask you many questions to verify that it's actually you that's asking for the Sign-in ID change.

Call 1 (877) 865-7669 for Sony Support.

About a year and a half ago, I got locked out of my account, because my sign-in ID was a dead email and I forgot my password, and Sony Support changed it for me, so they should be able to do it for you.




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How do I change my sign in ID email?

Click the Accounts and Import or Accounts tab. In the "Check mail from other accounts" section, click Add a mail account. Type the email address you want to link, then click Next. Select Link account with Gmail (Gmailify), then click Next.

How can I link my email ID to another email ID?

Most email services do not allow you to change your existing email address. In order to change your email address, you'll need to create a new account. You can use the same email service you've been using, or you can take this opportunity to switch to a service that better meets your needs.



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