<human>: Hi all,

I was an avid Mint user until about two or so months ago. I got my budget down fairly well and stuck to it, so I didn't need Mint as much to watch where my money was going and track. I recently decided to log in, but couldn't remember my password. I have now spent the last two days trying to gain access to my account and when I do, I'll delete it. I do not trust Intuit at all.

I'll try to make a long story shorter: To reset your password, you have to enter in a user ID or the email associated with the account. Both the user ID and the email can be used to log into your account. I tried my gmail account, which is what I use for most things. I did a reset, but I couldn't log in, so I assume that this email wasn't correct. I then tried my school email. Also didn't work. I then tried my icloud email. Nothing worked. I'd reset the password, go to log in, and it'd say "hmm. That isn't right." I contacted support. It turns out, I only had one account (icloud), but each time I tried to reset a password, Intuit made me a new account. Without my consent, without notification, Intuit made me a new account just because I entered in an email that wasn't in the system when doing password reset. Any other service I've used would just say "this isn't the right email" or a similar message.
I then spent the next day and half trying to log into my original account, but it was not working because, when Intuit generated this new account, it used the email of my original account as the user ID for the new account, and apparently this caused problems with password reset.

So:

Can you provide a brief overview of the text?
<bot>: Don't use Mint. It will make accounts without consent if you use password reset and don't enter the right email.