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Your best bet is to probably just mass report the account to get it deleted. Were you underage when you created it? If so, that’s a pretty good reporting reason. Depending on the severity of the issue that you’re filing a report for, it can take literally anywhere between 1 report to get the account taken down to upwards of a dozen. For instance, content guidelines violations require a ton of people to report before anything gets done whereas something like impersonation can take as little as 2-3 reports. If you’re the only person reporting the account, then it’s unlikely you alone will be able to take it down for those reasons. The only reason where a single report can get the entire account taken down is copyright or trademark infringement, those are typically the heaviest offences but if you weren’t posting anything that violated anyone’s copyrighted material, then it might not work. Worst case scenario, you can hire an online reputation management firm to get the account removed for you. I previously worked with an ORM firm called Maximatic Media to get some defamatory content removed from the platform and the process was very quick albeit expensive. Not sure if it’s worth taking this route just to remove an old account but if it’s a sensitive enough issue (i.e. you were young and posting some heinous things on there), then it might warrant hiring a pro for this. More on reddit.com

No options anymore. You're basically shit out of luck. More on reddit.com

Hello man, Single Point of Contact for Users in EU Member States is not working even with the VPN, how do you make? is not found all the time. More on reddit.com