Is it possible to check when an account was created?
 

I know how to check when I upgraded for certain things, but is it possible to tell when I created the account? If so how.

I dont really think so. :(

You could look at the Paypal transaction record.
If you used PayBox though, unless you saved the email, you can't retrieve the records.

That would be a history of when I upgraded for the first time to gold, I know how to check when that happend, what I need is the date I first created my account.

Ah. I assumed you did both within a similar timeframe.

I'm sure there's some sort of record somewhere, but you'd need to get Unixmad or Stefan to dig through their files for it. Surely there's another way to solve your problem?

check your account subscription history via the members area on graalonline.com

paypal won't always work for some users because, like me, some people didnt use paypal for their first time to buy an account.

i forget the name of the other service graal used. i think it was paybox.

edit: i just read the part where he said about the gold thing. so ignore my post =( .

There is no way to check when an account was created.

That was added late 2001 as my first upgrade wasnt on there.

The only thing you can do is checking the time you the first first account registration email. But I guess you don't have it.

Better yet, does anyone know when Graal v2.04 was released? I know I started graal under v2.03 and I got my own account on v2.04. Can anyone check to see when this verson of graal was released?

If you still have that email with the conformation code in it from when you first made your account, you could look at that.

I think i created mine about 5 years ago, that's enough for me. :grin:

It's a shame that accounts came out about 3 in a half years ago though :O

Only 3 and half? Are you certain?

It can't be that short. I have had this account for a very very long time.

3 and 1/2 years is a long time when your only 20....

Only twenty. :-/ You make it sound so demeaning.

Things you can do before twenty.
#1 graduate high school
#2 get a high paying job
#3 learn how to program in many languages.
#4 get an associates degree

Working on #2 now. :-/

Well I must have gotten my account the same day they started doing accounts. Becouse I've had it that long. My simple account name should be proof i've had it a very long time.

I think it is closer to 4 Lyndzey but not 5. I know for a fact there were accounts in late 1999 around Nov, Dec..

All I know is that I made my account on the fall of 2000. I believe it was during the time 1.39 or so was out?

x.x Spider actually has a list of when accounts were made that he hacked. But being that I do not promote hacking, I will not give the site url. Thanks

- X

I joined a guild in 2000, and I know I made my account that year, if not in '99, so yeah. Though, if accounts were before that, who knows. I don't remember back that far, and I wasn't around at the time.

I could ask Spider or Azrael.. or someone, but I can't be bothered. Too much work.

paypal reciept maybe?

wouldnt do you any good. Graal used to be FREE. That'd tell you when you upgraded, not when you made your account.

Yea, good catch.

:)

I think someone already said that it wasnt possible to find out. I'm sure there is some way, server logs or something, but I bet the admins are too lazy to look.

heres how you tell. go on graal the adventure, pm Micheal Jackson, and he'll tell you, If you are a newbie, or have a new account it might not be listed because its a document from...........2000 i think

I wish I new when I made my account it was some time around when 1.41 was out so I am not that old but getting there

Is it really that important to know when you made your first Graal account...?

Im suprised soo many people posted before somebody allowed for the fact that a couple people actually registered before you had to pay for graal.

Gather children and i'll tell you a tale of days past when Gold was still called "p2p" and even that was not so long ago...

its possible, someone told me to take their name out of it.