[Verizon] Stupid Me!

[Indrid Cold]

Off topic. Sorry...But you guys are smarter than the people in the other forums and are more "in the know" about such things.

I got ticked off at Google a couple of days ago and intentionally deleted my account. (long story) It was an emotional decision that I regretted the next day. (contacts, Drive content, paid apps, etc.)

I have formally requested with Google that my account be restored. Anyone have any experience with their account restoration service? The auto response email is telling me it will take three to five days for a decision to be made. I'm worried I may not get it back. I do have a lot of money tied into paid apps and I'm assuming I would need to re-pay for all the paid apps as they are tied to each account created. Correct?

The one that concerns me the most is the actual email address. It spells out my name almost completely. And none of the other available addresses even come close!

 

[VoidedSaint]

i would assume google would be more than willing to help out with the situation, as long as you give them the straight forward answer about what is going on. they have accounts backed up on their servers so i would assume it is just a simple task of restoring your account back to its previous setting, i am unsure however if your contacts will back themselves back up, and you may have to provide personal information on whether or not the account is yours.

if your paid apps are not returned you may need to contact them completely and ask what the situation would be to getting your paid apps restored

 

[Andima]

Are you use alternative methods for download apps on the android market (play store), such as "Real APK Leacher". According to Google's Play store android market policy, you can't use that kind of methods. If you use that kind of alternative methods there is a risk for ban your account.