So if an account gets hacked and changed by the hacker, bungie has literally no power to fix that for the member who has been buying and playing their products for the past 20 years now? That seems ridiculous. The timestamp between "there was a login attempt" and "your email has been changed" were identical meaning that it was likely a bot program doing the infiltrating. He changed my account from "funbuster19" to this new Bungie name "FF^", which I can deal with if I absolutely have to. I can re-add my friends, I can re-join my clan and change my characters back to how they used to look, but he has now permanently linked his Epic Games and Microsoft accounts to my bungie ID which means there's a good chance he'll try this again and my Destiny account will never truly be secure. I can show the emails from Steam as well where they acknowledge my account was compromised, the same steam login that I use to log into Bungie. Even though I changed my steam info and updated all of my security, this other person can now use their credentials from Epic and Xbox to login as well whenever they feel like it, play my game on their PC and change whatever they like again in the future. How is this possible and how is there no one from Bungie support that I can reach out to for an actual conversation on this? Even the most basic websites have online chat support or a direct support email but I can't find anything other than this forum on Bungie.net. The ONLY thing that was/is supposed to be linked to my Bungie profile is my Steam account and nothing else. There must to be a way for them to see that the Epic Games and Microsoft Xbox accounts were linked at the same time in the last couple of days during the time I was locked out. There has to be a better way to get this resolved. I understand that I should have verified all of my 2FA's were up and running (they are now thanks to my son-in-law) and I just want my account to be fully secured now so I don't have to worry about this again in the future.