Contact Nintendo Support, tell them about your situation.I lost my original 3DS and I was going to get a new one eventually. Is there anyway to force unlink it online or via any other methods? I just want to be able to link it to the new system.
How do I do it in my country where nintendo support literally doesn't exist (well, it does, but it only goes to 1 person which never responds to my emails)? I tried setting my account to USA but the support reps have recently have starting asking for country of residence.Contact Nintendo Support, tell them about your situation.
Nah, it's literally someone's personal email. No case number, no nothing.The direct contact options are mostly hidden. If u dont get maybe check here Nintendo USA Contact
Write to the main residence of Nintendo or the next big one and descripe this situation. Try to write like a business man. You already tryed different times to contact the local nintendo support. Put your sent Email as attachment and how often and the dates when you sent the email.
Normaly you get a immediatly created automatic answer, where is maybe for sure a casenumber. Write that also in and that you did not get a support contact since x days.
Do you have proof of that statement? or is that merely a assumption?Nah, it's literally someone's personal email. No case number, no nothing.
The email listed as technical support is [email protected], as found on mojenintendo.cz.Do you have proof of that statement? or is that merely a assumption?
I mean on Nintendo's website.
Only if he lives in the USA. You DO know how extremely expensive international calls are, right?Not for 3DS/Wii U that use NNID I believe, only for switch only. In his case I think he would have to call and get them to unlink if he can proof to them games that he purchase if he has any, it is like transferring NNID off a broken system.
Only if he lives in the USA. You DO know how extremely expensive international calls are, right?