Made new pokemon go account using same google account accidentally and cant get back to old one
I made a new Pokemon GO account but I used the same google account, so now every time I try to play it makes me use the new account instead of the lvl 17 one. I tried signing out and logging into the google account, but it makes me go into the new account instead of the old one. So now I have no way of accessing the old one. I tried submitting a request to Niantic to delete the new account so hopefully it would bring me to the old account when I sign in that google account, but they haven't answered yet and I don't know if that would work. Is there any other way to fix this?
Best Answer
I know you don't want to hear this, but your old account is likely gone.
Occasionally, a bug will affect player accounts causing them to be reset back to zero or deleted altogether. From this point onwards, the only way to keep playing is to re-create the account.
As you're certain that you're using the same Google account, the only reasonable conclusion is that your data is gone into the digital ether.
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How can I get my old Pokémon GO account back?
Here is what did work to recover my account:What happened to my old Pokémon GO account?
Once you are logged into the old account, all of the progress, Pok\xe9mon, items and data will be restored in the game. As often happens with new games, there can be hiccups when an update is released.How do I change my linked Google account on Pokémon GO?
At the top right, tap Settings. Under the Account section, select the \u201cNot Linked\u201d checkbox next to the login provider you would like to connect. Follow the prompts to link your account. Once your account is linked, you can use that login provider to sign into your Pok\xe9mon GO account.How to Recover Pokemon Go Account without Email and Facebook (2022)
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