So I, um, deleted my mobile authenticator. I'm not going to be online for a bit--which is fine, considering I'm going to be at Feathermeet--but until my bone headed mistake is fixed, I'll be available by chats and email. Not WoW.
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So I still have not heard from blizzard abouut my authenticator and the number is always busy. Anyone have any advice on how to proceed?
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Re: whoops
According to the Battle.net Mobile Authenticator FAQ:
According to the Contacting Billing and Account Services page, you can also try the Web Form or e-mailing billing@blizzard.com if the 1-800-59-BLIZZ number isn't working for you.What happens if I delete my Battle.net Mobile Authenticator application from my mobile phone? Can I still log in to the associated account?
Unless you remove your Battle.net Mobile Authenticator from the account prior to deleting or overwriting the Battle.net Mobile Authenticator application, you will not be able to log in to the account. If you remove the Battle.net Mobile Authenticator application prior to removing it from the account, please contact Blizzard's Billing and Account Services team. Our representatives will be able to assist you with regaining account access by verifying certain secure information with you.
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