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Protect privacy and avoid message scams

Know what information belongs in messages and what should never be shared with sellers or support impersonators.

Keep sensitive information out of messages

Message Center is for order, product, seller, and support communication. It is not a place to send passwords, full payment card numbers, bank logins, private keys, or one-time login codes.

A legitimate seller should not need your Gidun password or private payment credentials to solve an order question. If a message asks for something that feels unsafe, stop and contact Gidun Support.

Warning signs

  • Someone asks you to pay outside Gidun for an existing order.
  • Someone asks for your password, full card number, bank login, or verification code.
  • A link points to a domain that is not Gidun or a trusted carrier page.
  • A message pressures you to act immediately without explaining the order issue.
  • The sender asks you to move a dispute away from Message Center.

What to do

  1. Do not click suspicious links or share private credentials.
  2. Keep the message thread intact.
  3. Report the conversation or contact Gidun Support with the message details.
  4. Change your password if you believe you shared it by mistake.
  5. Review recent orders and account activity after a suspicious contact.

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