Text Best Buy
I recently switched wireless carriers and since the transition, I'm not receiving the 2 form verficiation text messages to log into my best buy account. I spoke to a customer service agent through 1 (888) 237-8289 and the agent was not very helpful. The agent I spoke too stated that the only way to fix this is for me to create a new best buy account. My question is, what happens to all of my purchase history and geek squad protection plans that I've purchased that's linked to my original best buy account. Is there a department that I can work with directly to assist, rather than the general customer service line that doesn't specialize in this issue?
text best buy
Hello Creams0da! I know that you've reached out about this previously. This can sometimes happen if some information on your profile is incorrect. If all your information is updated on our side and is correct, then creating a new account might be the best option. Once a new account is created they can be merged together. You will have access to all you past orders.
Best Buy often keeps their text marketing campaign simple, using SMS messages to communicate with customers. Their messages almost always contain a link to their website which increases traffic and generates an opportunity to convert sales on promotional items and exclusive offers.
You get a text message or email that says you were or will be charged hundreds of dollars to renew your Geek Squad membership. If you want to dispute the charge or cancel your membership, the message says you must call a phone number within 24 hours.
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It should be obvious to regular readers of this blog that this is a scam, and the best thing to do with such things is delete them. You may (or may not) be able to report them to your carrier, but scams like these are typically paid for through fraudulent means such as stolen credit cards, so your carrier may be almost as much a victim as you were.
Like their email and telephone counterparts, scammers like these rely on an uneducated public, and the best defense is learning to recognize such scams. ESET has been working for about three years on a free community education program called Securing Our eCity, whose job it is to educate the public about how to recognize and avoid cybercrime. Initially focused on San Diego, the programs developed by SOeC are achieving national and even international recognition and use.
Lastly, if you are one of the unlucky few who are constantly besieged by such unwanted texts, you might want to consider a installing a program such as ESET Mobile Security on your smartphone, which provides SMS and MMS antispam. 041b061a72