2023-10-30 17:07:25
Strategies for backing up your Ring account.
The discerning eyes of our security squad have unmasked online platforms that perpetuate scams in the technical assistance sphere. We’re on the front lines of safeguarding and keeping your Ring account secure with these recommendations.
Avoid account deactivation or suspension scams.
Unexpected individuals who may want to disrupt your peace of mind may attempt to contact you via text, email, or even phone, telling you that your Ring account is about to be compromised. suspended or deleted. Do not let yourself be trapped, avoid clicking on any links and do not reveal your personal information under any circumstances.
Never make a payment over the phone.
Focus your purchases only on sites with impeccable reputations, such as Ring.com or Amazon.com. Ring employees will never ask you to decline your payment information over the phone. Another detail to take into account for your security, Ring does not incur any fees for technical support.
Unravel the mystery of managing payments for a Ring Protect subscription:
Beware of false alarms.
Do not give in to scammers’ attempts to intimidate you into urgent action. Ring attempts to charge your stored payment method several times before considering canceling your Ring Protect subscription. We keep you informed of each attempt by sending an e-mail.
Be vigilant against phishing attempts and phone scams.
Malicious individuals may attempt to trick you by pretending to be Ring customer service personnel, whether over the phone, through online chat, or on a website other than Ring.com. They may seek to obtain your password, bank account information or payment details. Do not disclose this information under any circumstances.
Trust Ring Channels.
Always use Ring.com or the Ring app to access customer service, technical support, or make account changes. Be wary of suspicious email addresses, unwanted calls and dubious online platforms.
-Be sure to verify any Ring phone number on Ring Support
-Resist the temptation to click on shady links.
Ring will never ask you for your full account password or credit card number. Likewise, Ring will never ask you to “give up control” of your screen or device.
If you suspect a fraudulent site involved in tech support scams, or if you receive a call, text, or email that you think is suspicious, please let us know. inform.
The security of your Ring account above all,
Your dedicated Ring team
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