

Choose the data you want to import to your PC game, and you’ll be all ready to continue playing GTA Online.So what you're saying is that you entered the wrong email adress and it didn't give you a "wrong email adress, try again" error? Is the email adress you falsely entered associated with another Rockstar account? If so, you're basically having the same problem I was having, which can be solved by going into documents\rockstar games\social club and deleting everything in the "profiles" folder.Ībsolutely, it didn't give me a message that I've entered a wrong email address nor require me to verify it.

If you’ve played GTA Online on multiple consoles, you’ll have to pick one. When you tell it to transfer your GTA Online progress, it will show you the data to be transferred. If you choose not to, you can do so at any time from the pause menu-but keep in mind that transferring progress from an older version of GTA Online will overwrite any GTA Online PC progress you made, although you’ll keep any money you made. The first time you access GTA Online, it will prompt you to transfer your progress. Next, either pause the game or use the Character Select Wheel to start up GTA Online. Once your accounts are linked, start playing GTA 5 on your PC. If you don’t already have a Social Club account, you’ll need to make one, and if you haven’t linked it to your console account, you’ll need to do so. If you’ve played GTA Online while logged into the Social Club, your accounts will already be linked. For the Xbox 360 and Xbox One versions, it’s your Xbox Live account. For the PS3 and PS4 versions of GTA Online, this is your PlayStation Network account. If you already have one, you need to make sure it’s linked to your console account. First, you’ll need to have a Rockstar Games Social Club account.
