I can't find my email with my confirmation number.

I was fairly sure it required you confirm your phone number when you originally set it up. Did your phone number change, or am I wrong about confirmation?

Either way, if google is sending confirmation codes to the wrong phone number, and you don't have any other account recovery settings being used besides mobile confirmation then you are S.O.L. Google cannot and will not give out account credentials to anyone without them being able to answer preset security questions/mobile confirmation/backup email. If you only setup mobile confirmation and did so with a wrong number, then google will not give you your account back. It will be lost to the void.

Go to the PayPal website and log in to your account.

Click 'Profile' near the top of the page.
Click 'Update' beside 'Email.'

Enter your new email address and click 'Save.'
When you add an email address to your PayPal account, we send you an email to confirm that you own the email address.

You might be asked to provide certain personal details of when you first created your PayPal account have them ready

Click the link in the email to confirm your email address.
If you do not receive the email, you can request that we send it to you again.

Click 'Click here to confirm your additional email address' in the email we sent.
Enter your password in the box and click 'Confirm.'

If the link does not appear in the email, you can confirm your email address from your PayPal account.
Here is how:

Go to the PayPal website and log in to your account.
Click 'Confirm email address' in Account Overview.

Click 'Click here if the button does not appear in the email.'
Check your email inbox.

Copy the confirmation number in the email.
Paste the confirmation number in the box provided.

Click 'Confirm.'
If there is a delay in receiving your email confirmation notice, it may be because your email notification preference is set to receive HTML format.

Check with your internet service provider for steps on changing your email format from HTML to plain text.
You can find more information on confirming your email address in our Help Center by clicking 'Help' at the top of the page.

Here's how to add an email address to your PayPal account:
Go to the PayPal website and log in to your account.

Click 'Profile' near the top of the page.
Click 'Update' beside 'Email.'

Enter your new email address and click 'Save.'
When you add an email address to your PayPal account, we send you an email to confirm that you own the email address.

You might be asked to provide certain personal details of when you first created your PayPal account have them ready

Click the link in the email to confirm your email address.
If you do not receive the email, you can request that we send it to you again.

Click 'Click here to confirm your additional email address' in the email we sent.
Enter your password in the box and click 'Confirm.'

If the link does not appear in the email, you can confirm your email address from your PayPal account.
Here is how:

Go to the PayPal website and log in to your account.
Click 'Confirm email address' in Account Overview.

Click 'Click here if the button does not appear in the email.'
Check your email inbox.

Copy the confirmation number in the email.
Paste the confirmation number in the box provided.

Click 'Confirm.'
If there is a delay in receiving your email confirmation notice, it may be because your email notification preference is set to receive HTML format.

Check with your internet service provider for steps on changing your email format from HTML to plain text.
You can find more information on confirming your email address in our Help Center by clicking 'Help' at the top of the page.

Here's how to add an email address to your PayPal account:
Go to the PayPal website and log in to your account.
Click 'Profile' near the top of the page.
Click 'Update' beside 'Email.'
Enter your new email address and click 'Save.'
When you add an email address to your PayPal account, we send you an email to confirm that you own the email address.
You might be asked to provide certain personal details of when you first created your PayPal account have them ready
Click the link in the email to confirm your email address.
If you do not receive the email, you can request that we send it to you again.
Click 'Click here to confirm your additional email address' in the email we sent.
Enter your password in the box and click 'Confirm.'
If the link does not appear in the email, you can confirm your email address from your PayPal account.
Here is how:
Go to the PayPal website and log in to your account.
Click 'Confirm email address' in Account Overview.
Click 'Click here if the button does not appear in the email.'
Check your email inbox.
Copy the confirmation number in the email.
Paste the confirmation number in the box provided.
Click 'Confirm.'
If there is a delay in receiving your email confirmation notice, it may be because your email notification preference is set to receive HTML format.
Check with your internet service provider for steps on changing your email format from HTML to plain text.
You can find more information on confirming your email address in our Help Center by clicking 'Help' at the top of the page.

Email providers such as Hotmail, Yahoo! and Gmail make it easy for email account holders to request an old password.
You must know your complete email address and have an alternative email address or cell phone number where a confirmation code can be sent.
If you cannot get your password back, your email provider will delete the old one. You can then create a new password.
Go to the email provider's website. For example, if your email address is registered with Yahoo!, go to Yahoo.com and if your email address is registered with Hotmail, go to Hotmail.com.
Find the sign-in section on the main page of the website.
You will see one box for your email ID and one for your email password.

Click the link that says, "Forgot your password?" if you're trying to recover a password belonging to a Hotmail email account.
Click the link that says, "Can't Access Your Account?" if you want to recover a password belonging to a Yahoo! or Gmail email account.
Check the circle indicating that you need to recover your password.
A page under the heading, "Reset your password," will appear.
You'll be asked to enter your email address.
Enter the characters in the picture box to confirm that your request is authentic. Email providers such as Hotmail, Yahoo! and Google employ this security feature to stop automated programs from illegally accessing email accounts.
Click "Continue."
Confirm your cell phone number or alternate email address, which the email provider will use to send a confirmation code.
Do not exit from this page.
You will need it later.
Go back to the page where you confirmed your cell phone number.
Enter the confirmation code that you received. Click "Next."
Enter a new password, if requested, or sign in using your old password, which will appear on screen.

Email providers such as Hotmail, Yahoo! and Gmail make it easy for email account holders to request an old password.
You must know your complete email address and have an alternative email address or cell phone number where a confirmation code can be sent.
If you cannot get your password back, your email provider will delete the old one. You can then create a new password.
Go to the email provider's website. For example, if your email address is registered with Yahoo!, go to Yahoo.com and if your email address is registered with Hotmail, go to Hotmail.com.
Find the sign-in section on the main page of the website.
You will see one box for your email ID and one for your email password.

Click the link that says, "Forgot your password?" if you're trying to recover a password belonging to a Hotmail email account.
Click the link that says, "Can't Access Your Account?" if you want to recover a password belonging to a Yahoo! or Gmail email account.
Check the circle indicating that you need to recover your password.
A page under the heading, "Reset your password," will appear.
You'll be asked to enter your email address.
Enter the characters in the picture box to confirm that your request is authentic. Email providers such as Hotmail, Yahoo! and Google employ this security feature to stop automated programs from illegally accessing email accounts.
Click "Continue."
Confirm your cell phone number or alternate email address, which the email provider will use to send a confirmation code.
Do not exit from this page.
You will need it later.
Go back to the page where you confirmed your cell phone number.
Enter the confirmation code that you received. Click "Next."
Enter a new password, if requested, or sign in using your old password, which will appear on screen.

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Here's how to add an email address to your PayPal account:

Go to the PayPal website and log in to your account.

Click 'Profile' near the top of the page.

Click 'Update' beside 'Email.'

Enter your new email address and click 'Save.'

When you add an email address to your PayPal account, we send you an email to confirm that you own the email address.

You might be asked to provide certain personal details of when you first created your PayPal account have them ready

Click the link in the email to confirm your email address.

If you do not receive the email, you can request that we send it to you again.

Click 'Click here to confirm your additional email address' in the email we sent.

Enter your password in the box and click 'Confirm.'

If the link does not appear in the email, you can confirm your email address from your PayPal account.

Here is how:

Go to the PayPal website and log in to your account.

Click 'Confirm email address' in Account Overview.

Click 'Click here if the button does not appear in the email.'

Check your email inbox.

Copy the confirmation number in the email.

Paste the confirmation number in the box provided.

Click 'Confirm.'

If there is a delay in receiving your email confirmation notice, it may be because your email notification preference is set to receive HTML format.

Check with your internet service provider for steps on changing your email format from HTML to plain text.
You can find more information on confirming your email address in our Help Center by clicking 'Help' at the top of the page.

To recover your password:

1. Go to www.paypal.com.au.

2. Click 'Problem with login?' under 'Account login.'

3. Select 'I forgot my password.'

4. Enter the email address you used to create your PayPal account.

5. Enter the security code shown, without spaces.

6. Click 'Continue.'

Depending on the information on your account, we will either ask you to enter in some details, such as your card number, to confirm your account.

Alternatively, we may send an email to your email address.
If we send you an email, simply click on the link in the email and create a new password.

Hope this helps

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how to verify my email address? (sic) Well, Usually you go to a location, that the Confirmation reply, from the place where you made your email account with, that sends your "Confirmation Link" so that you can reply, and authenticate yourself, from their communication, and confirm, you are you. They know this as only you would know where to go, to get the authorization, number, word, or email link, Usually, the confirmation, request, is sent to an alternate email address, ANY EMAIL you request, when asked where to send confirmation details, or to a cellphone number, or even an address by mail. Then as said you communicate that information, or click on a "Link" provided, and then your details, are "Confirmed" and your account will then be active.

"Farmville" is the number one item on Facebook which is being used by hackers to steal your private information, ID's & passwords. Enough said.