---
title: "GET /me/merges"
method: GET
path: "/me/merges"
---

# GET /me/merges

`GET /me/merges`

Returns a record of merges that have occurred involving a user identified by an access_token.
 
This method allows you to take now invalid account ids and find what account they've become, or take currently valid account ids and find which ids were equivalent in the past.
 
This is most useful when confirming that an account_id is in fact "new" to an application.
 
Account merges can happen for a wide range of reasons, applications should not make assumptions that merges have particular causes.
 
Note that accounts are managed at a network level, users on a site may be merged due to an account level merge but there is no guarantee that a merge has an effect on any particular site.
 
This method returns a list of account_merge.

## Query parameters

- `pagesize` integer
- `page` integer
- `filter` string
- `callback` string

## Response `200`

OK

## Other responses

- `400` — bad_parameter – 400 An invalid parameter was passed, this includes even "high level" parameters like key or site.
- `401` — access_token_required – 401 A method that requires an access token (obtained via authentication) was called without one.
- `402` — invalid_access_token – 402 An invalid access token was passed to a method.
- `403` — access_denied – 403 A method which requires certain permissions was called with an access token that lacks those permissions.
- `404` — no_method – 404 An attempt was made to call a method that does not exist. Note, calling methods that expect numeric ids (like /users/{ids}) with non-numeric ids can also result in this error.
- `405` — key_required – 405 A method was called in a manner that requires an application key (generally, with an access token), but no key was passed.
- `406` — access_token_compromised – 406 An access token is no longer believed to be secure, normally because it was used on a non-HTTPS call. The access token will be invalidated if this error is returned.
- `500` — internal_error – 500 An unexpected error occurred in the API. It has been logged, and Stack Exchange developers have been notified. You should report these errors on Stack Apps if you want to be notified when they're fixed.
- `502` — throttle_violation – 502 An application has violated part of the rate limiting contract, so the request was terminated.
- `503` — temporarily_unavailable – 503 Some or all of the API is unavailable. Applications should backoff on requests to the method invoked.

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