Remote's Guidelines for Safe Communication and Avoiding Scams

The safety and security of our customers and all users is our top priority.

We’ve compiled the following guidelines to help you recognize and avoid potential scams or phishing attempts. Please keep these in mind, and contact us if you suspect you may be targeted.

• At Remote, we primarily use email as our main channel of communication with our users. Additionally, we offer support via live chat, which can easily be accessed through your Remote account.
  See also: How do I contact Remote for support?
• At times, we may reach out to you by phone, typically regarding unpaid invoices being handled by our Collections team. It's important to note that we will never request any information associated with your bank account or cards under any circumstance.
• Remote uses three different domains to get in touch with you: @remote.com (e.g., help@remote.com, paymentservice@remote.com), @remote-comms.com (e.g., help@remote-comms.com) and @updates-remote.com (e.g., comms@updates-remote.com)
  • These domains are used for daily support communications, transactional emails about service changes and updates, as well as marketing content. You can unsubscribe from any non-transactional content if you wish.

If you receive an email or call that you suspect is a scam or if you're unsure of its legitimacy, do not respond. Instead, contact us right away.

NOTE: You can reach out to our team on the Remote platform via the Ask us anything widget.