how to contact second life through email for help

[Mason44]

I listed the email due to not using them any more, no I am not as stupid as to leave active emails on a web forum

[Kwakkelde Kwak]

You can log into SL with any avatar and do a search for your old accounts by avatar name. If they aren't terminated they will show up, if they are terminated, they won't.

[valerie Inshan]

Say, Mason, Michael or whatever your name is, do you like so much flirting with disaster that you are posting just about all your email addresses in a public forum? :smileysurprised: You are exposing yourself to spam and griefing acting this way.

Remove these immediately from your post: "options" at the upper right corner of your question: "edit" to erase or add text.

Btw, no Linden ever read these forums and no one is going to answer you by email.

If you remember your accounts names, do as Kwakkeide said: login to SL and do a search by name. If you didn't terminate your accounts yourself, there is no reason why they should not be active. LL does not cancel accounts for inactivity, no matter how long. 

If you remember only partial information for your accounts, you may find some useful tips in this link:

http://community.secondlife.com/t5/English-Knowledge-Base/Account-credentials/ta-p/700017

[Irene Muni]

Interesting:

1) You publish 8 email (myfirpoint.net is a domain on sale).

2) You publish your real name.

3) Maybe you can publish the number and password of your bank account (this is SARCASM).

4) No, secondlife.com cannot tell you what account/s is/are active.

5) No, Linden Lab cannot tell you what account/s is/are active.

6) All accounts are active if you don't delete your account and/or if LL don't banned your account.

[Griffin Ceawlin]

You may be able to find your account names by looking in the directories created by the viewer on login, IF you haven't deleted them, restored your computer, etc.

For instance, mine are located in C:\Users\MYNAME\AppData\Roaming\Firestorm.