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If you can do that then you've answered your own question then! Nintendo ban the certs tied to the console right?
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Well if people have successfully managed to unlink an account from a banned console and reattatch it successfully to a new one then there's your answer I think.
This is the right answer
It’s company policy or something or other if you call and ask them to unlink you banned switch they have too
I know from first hand experience with two switches one banned one not
Don’t believe anything other than These two post the rest of them are speeding false information
But there's the guy who can't manage to unlink his account even when he contact the support from different countries
How do you know that they have to unlink your account if you ask them to ?
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If i can't unlink my Nintendo account to my switch, if i get a new switch and i log on to that one, will that one get banned?
(Because you can now use one Nintendo account with multiple switches now)
(Because you can now use one Nintendo account with multiple switches now)
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