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Skip to main content Help Center * Using X * Managing your account * Safety and security * Rules and policies * Resources * New user FAQ * Glossary * A safer X * Accessibility * Our rules * My privacy * How we address misinformation on X * Recommender Systems Sign in Contact Us 1. Help Center 2. Spam and fake accounts 3. About fake X emails ABOUT FAKE X EMAILS 1. Help Center 2. Spam and fake accounts ABOUT FAKE X EMAILS X will only send you emails from @X.com or @e.X.com. However, some people may receive fake or suspicious emails that look like they were sent by X. These emails might include malicious attachments or links to spam or phishing websites. Please know that X will never send emails with attachments or request your X password by email. IF YOU RECEIVE A FAKE EMAIL * Delete the email from your inbox. Don't download any attachments from these emails. * Find more account security tips in our Help Center. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What's phishing? Phishing scammers send fraudulent messages to a large number of people, in an attempt to trick them into revealing private information, like a password. An email or website may be disguised to appear legitimate. It can be difficult to recognize a spoofed email as they may look very convincing or appear to come from an X email address. You can check the headers of an email to find out more about the source of the message, and you should be suspicious of new or unexpected emails. X doesn't send emails with attachments, and will never ask you to provide your password via email, Direct Message, or reply. What if I'm worried that someone has access to my X username and password? If you suspect your account has been compromised, you can find out what to do on our compromised accounts help page. If X believes your account has been hacked, we may reset the account password to prevent the hacker from misusing your account. In this case, we'll email you a secure link to where you can select a new password. Again, this link will always be on the https://X.com website, and we never ask you to provide your password via email, Direct Message, or reply. Why am I getting these fake emails? X doesn't send these emails. The FTC has a help page that describes some ways spammers may find your email address: https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/. For more information about X's policies on information collection, as well as disclosure and sharing, please visit our privacy page at https://X.com/privacy. SHARE THIS ARTICLE Post X PLATFORM * X.com * Status * Accessibility * Embed a post * Privacy Center * Transparency Center * Download the X app X CORP. * About the company * Company news * Brand toolkit * Jobs and internships * Investors HELP * Help Center * Using X * X for creators * Ads Help Center * Managing your account * Email Preference Center * Rules and policies * Contact us DEVELOPER RESOURCES * Developer home * Documentation * Forums * Communities * Developer blog * Engineering blog * Developer terms BUSINESS RESOURCES * Advertise * X for business * Resources and guides * X for marketers * Marketing insights * Brand inspiration * X Ads Academy © 2024 X Corp. Cookies Privacy Terms and conditions English Help Center * English * Español * 日本語 * 한국어 * Português * Deutsch * Türkçe * Français * Italiano * العربية * Nederlands * Bahasa Indonesia * Русский * हिंदी * עברית * 简体中文 * 繁體中文 * ภาษาไทย * Tiếng Việt * Melayu * Filipino * فارسی * Dansk * Suomi * Svenska * Norsk * Polski * Magyar * Română * Українська * Български * Català * Hrvatski * Српски * Slovenčina * ಪಾಷ್ಟೋ * Dari * Oromo * Tigrinya * Kurdish * Lietuvių * Latviešu * Malti * Slovenščina * Gaeilge * Lus Hmoob * Հայերեն * ខ្មែរ Did someone say … cookies? X and its partners use cookies to provide you with a better, safer and faster service and to support our business. Some cookies are necessary to use our services, improve our services, and make sure they work properly. Show more about your choices. * Accept all cookies * Refuse non-essential cookies