Need assistance in reversing an eternal eviction from Adobe's Support Community Forum

[evets5F99]

My account was used without my authorization. During this time a message was posted on this forum that was not in line with the Adobe's rules / regulations, therefore Adobe indefinitely blocked my access to this forum. I was not informed about there drastic decision until 2 weeks after they took this unfortunate measure.

I need to keep this account for business purposes. FYI - I do not believe that it is ethical to simply create a fraudulent account (under a fraudulent ID) in order to skirt around this issue. I'm looking to contact a programmer in the Adobe Support Community tech support department, who, with a simple few keystrokes can restore my access to this forum. I'm hoping someone here can provide the means for me to reverse this unforeseen eviction.

Thank you in advance.

[Sil.C · Accepted solution]

I can look into this for you 🙂 Please send me a PM to let me know the following:

• The email linked to your previous account
• The URL to your old Community Profile (if you have it)
• When did this breach occur? Give me as much detail as possible.

[Steve-S]

Confirmation: My access (through my original account) to Adobe's Support Community Forum has been restored. Thank you for your assistance with this Silvia. Greatly appreciated.

[kglad]

@Steve-S 

be sure to enable 2fa to secure your account.

[John T Smith]

>My account was used without my authorization

You may need to put a strong password lock on your computer and activate it every time you walk away

[Nancy OShea]

BTW, a new forum ID and password is not fraudulent.  You can create a new one in 10 seconds if you want one.  Just use a different email address.  Gmail is free.

You may need to put a strong password lock on your computer and activate it every time you walk away.

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I second @John T Smith's recommendation.  And while you're at it, scan your system for viruses, trojans and spyware.