>I saw your other comment, and that was your fault for not having access to your own e-mail account.

That's the point, though - we shouldn't need always-on, 24/7-access to email for everything always and forever. You're just victim-blaming at this point.

>Sorry but you've made that up. That's not a thing.

I have a very fun and exciting story about being locked out of my Google Wallet account for that very thing while on vacation. My primary Google account is still banned from performing any monetary transactions as a result, 10+ years later.