They deactivate accounts more liberally than other sites so that they can charge you $$$ to get back in, that's their scummy business strategy and why I don't use that place.
this post was submitted on 22 Jul 2023
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It’s interesting because I rarely log in to my account, maybe just once per 8months, but my account still active. However my account was created in the early 20xx, so I might passed those window. Nowadays I’ve been there more often after rarbg gone.
went to log back into it today only to find my account has been deactivated.
Correct, they regularly deactivate accounts that haven't been logged into after x days. I don't remember the exact number of days but it should be in their rules.
I went onto the IRC and was told that inactive accounts can’t be recovered
Yes that's the IPT racket, they expect you to pay them to re-join. Note that even though they won't re-activate your old account they didn't say you can't re-join. One of the many reasons that tracker isn't considered reputable.
PS - Your post is breaking rules here, just FYI.
Oh sorry wasn't aware of that. I will remove it now
I've got a spare invite I can throw your way. Shoot me a DM.
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