I received messages about an account that wasn’t mine, to an email address that wasn’t even the one I used back when I still had Discord.
It seems to be them, their address is correct, and is properly signed as far as I can tell.
What is even going on here. Come on, Discord.
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Discord was (is?) rather aggressive about setting up new accounts. You could have clicked an invite link two years ago and it associated with your email and generated an account.
The one account I had, I made on my own accord, no invites or anything. Didn’t even know invites were a thing
Yeah it If you see a link like https://discord.gg/abcdefg123456 it is likely an invite to someone’s server. I don’t see how that could get your email address though.