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BaseballNut
I made a move in a 3 day game yesterday, when I looked later on after I ate dinner all of my 3 day games had been resigned however I did not resign any of them! Any thoughts and can this be reversed as I had no intention of resigning those games. I did change my password already ....,
NovaChandran
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notmtwain
BaseballNut wrote:
I made a move in a 3 day game yesterday, when I looked later on after I ate dinner all of my 3 day games had been resigned however I did not resign any of them! Any thoughts and can this be reversed as I had no intention of resigning those games. I did change my password already ....,

Unlikely.  

More likely, you left your browser open on a computer signed in to chess.com and someone you know resigned the games for you.

A joke!?

It is good that you changed your password. However, if you leave your computer or phone running and signed in, the same thing may happen.

/ It seems possible that somebody is upset with you.

/ There is no way to reverse the resignations. In 10 years here, I have never seen it done.

BaseballNut
I play on my I phone. It can only be accessed by fingerprint. Either way, my games all got resigned somehow - a few of which were winning or equal positions
notmtwain

Well, you can write to support. Perhaps the logs will reveal how it was done.

They don't usually monitor forum posts.

Martin_Stahl

 https://support.chess.com/customer/portal/emails/new

BaseballNut
I just sent support a message regarding this issue. Thank you.
ny-

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