To have more than one email id for different purposes is extremely common nowadays. People have a separate email id for official work, one for personal use, and sometimes one as an alternate email simply to keep important document backups. Ever wondered what would happen if you forget one of these IDs or passwords and your access to your accounts gets blocked? Passwords can still be regenerated in most cases, but forgetting your email id itself can be nothing short of a nightmare. To help you in situations like this, here’s a quick step-by-step guide on how to find your email ID in case you forgot it or lost it somehow.
This guide covers popular email services such as Gmail and Microsoft among others. However, users can find similar instructions for almost every email service. You can use a computer, a laptop or even a smartphone to perform these steps and find out your email id.
There are a few methods which can be used to find your email address in case you have somehow logged out and forgotten your ID. The first and most simple way is to check the history section on your device. There you might find your email id mentioned in the history section. This, however, is only possible if you still have the device where you were logged in last time is still with you. The second method, in case you don’t have the device where you were last logged in, you can try finding your email ID using the email platform’s recovery service. Below are simple steps on how you can use the recovery service to find your Microsoft, Gmail or even Cloud IDs.
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