i have two accounts can i sync them? [duplicate]

My son asked me to make a Pokemon trainer club account so he can play Pokemon go, when the game fist launched.But I count because the servers were always down. so i was able to log in with my google account and been playing ever since. Just a few days ago i was able to make an account with Pokemon trainer club but i have to start all over again. Is there any way to sync my two accounts so i can continue at the level I'm at?

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Best Answer

No, this is not possible.

You must continue to use your Google login if you want the progress associated with that account.

You could try to contact them.

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Can you sync 2 different Google Accounts?

It isn't currently possible to merge separate Google Accounts. However, if you'd like to transfer your data from one account to another, this may be done on a per product basis. Or, to start using a new product, you don't have to create another Google Account.

Can you sync 2 email accounts?

Syncing emails on Android Messages from the Google account you used to set up the phone will appear by default, but you can also add other email accounts, whether they're with Gmail or not. Open the app, then tap the menu button (three horizontal lines, top left), and choose Settings.

What does it mean to sync all accounts?

When you sync. You can see and update your synced info on all your devices, like bookmarks, history, passwords, and other settings. You'll sign in automatically to Gmail, YouTube, Search, and other Google services. If you were signed in before turning on sync, you'll stay signed in.

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