Fake gift and PS Plus offers
“Free PS Plus” or “free credit” pages collect PlayStation logins. Sony never asks for your password that way.
PlayStation Network recovery
A hacked PSN account can cost you your games, your PlayStation Plus and money on your saved card. Move fast, use only PlayStation’s official support, and secure your email at the same time.
Step 1
If the sign-in email is still yours, use “Trouble signing in?” on the PlayStation sign-in page and reset the password straight away.
Step 2
Once you are back in, use the option to sign out of all devices in account security settings, so the attacker’s session ends too.
Step 3
If the sign-in ID or password was changed, go to playstation.com/support. Have your Online ID, the original email, and details of recent purchases or the card on the account ready.
Step 4
Enable 2-step verification, store its backup codes, and review your transaction history for anything you did not buy.
Step 5
Save the new password, Online ID and backup codes on your PlayStation card.
“Free PS Plus” or “free credit” pages collect PlayStation logins. Sony never asks for your password that way.
Leaked passwords from other sites are tried on PSN automatically.
PSN password resets go to your email. Secure the inbox and its own 2-step verification.
Sharing your account “to help with a game” hands over full access, including saved payment methods.
Document every purchase you did not make and tell PlayStation Support before you dispute anything with your bank, because a chargeback can affect the account itself.
Remove saved payment methods you do not need and require a password at checkout.
Contact PlayStation Support with proof of ownership, such as the original email, your Online ID and purchase details.
Your purchases belong to the account, so recovering the account is what restores them.
Not before trying recovery. A new account starts with nothing, and your purchases stay on the old one.
No. Only PlayStation Support can. LoginScout keeps the new password and backup codes safe afterwards.
Create a free vault, then upgrade for a private temp mailbox and burner numbers when the library grows.