Access to my profile.

[BMKal]

Hi - I have just registered a profile as BM Kal (I may have a previous profile on this forum as BMKal without the space, but can't remember the password to that one, and the system won't let me get to it - possibly different email address from then to now).

Problem at the moment is that I cannot get access to my profile (either the new one or the old one if it exists) to edit it.

Is there some way that this can be fixed please.

If possible, my preference would be to re-set my original account (BMKal) if this still exists with a new password, and delete the account that I have set up today.

Thanks ......... Brian M

[DJ’s Timber]

HI Brian

I’ll have a look into it and get back to you.

[DJ’s Timber]

Do you still have the bigpond email address? If you do, I can send you a password reminder or would you prefer to use the iCloud address?

[DJ’s Timber]

Your original Profile

https://www.woodworkforums.com/members/135258-bmkal

[BMKal]

Do you still have the bigpond email address? If you do, I can send you a password reminder or would you prefer to use the iCloud address?

Thanks DJ - I haven't used the bigpond email for years and can't remember any passwords etc associated with it.

Cheers ........ Brian

[DJ’s Timber]

Hi Brian, I have merged your two profiles together and set your iCloud email as the new email on your original profile.

You'll probably have to reset the password as well, so I have also sent you a password reset email.

[BMKal]

Hi Brian, I have merged your two profiles together and set your iCloud email as the new email on your original profile.

You'll probably have to reset the password as well, so I have also sent you a password reset email.

Thanks mate. Finally got it all sorted and back on here. I remember joining this forum a while back when I retired - and then I got dragged back into the workforce for a couple of years, so did not visit the forum for a while. Permanently retired now due to health (and I've had enough of work anyway) so looking forward to getting back into a bit of wood and metal work in the shed again.