With the unprecedented development of online business, integrity and trustfulness has become a major concern for online communities, while at the same time Internet fraud becomes a big headache for online business. As a result, more and more companies choose to become TrustPass members to increase their credibility and most businessmen wish to do business with TrustPass members to ensure safer trading compared with dealing with free members. We have outlined some accustomed rules for both TrustPass members and online businessmen to work together to make TrustPass more trustworthy.
For TrustPass members: Better protect your account, better preserve your reputation
Recently, that our valued members are being targeted by hackers is of major concern to Alibaba.com. This not only harms your businesses, it also harms Alibaba's reputation. Here are some tips on how to prevent your account from being hacked.
1. Be sensitive to your personal information: It is acknowledged that most cases of account theft are due to incautious disclosure of personal information, e.g. Member ID, password or email address. Please always keep that information in secrecy and make them as unique as possible.
2. Be alert to your postings: Upon activation of your TrustPass account, you should be responsible for every posting in your company’s name. Regularly sign in to your account to have a check and update your postings on a weekly basis. If you find suspicious postings in your account or your member information is altered, change your password and contact Alibaba service team for help immdiately
3. Be cautious when clicking a link: Some fraud emails, which appear to be coming from Alibaba.com, contain suspicious links that may direct you to a page to submit your personal information. When you receive such emails, please pay extraordinary attention to the greetings (fraudulent emails always use non-personal greetings such as “Dear Alibaba member or a bogus name instead of your registered name), signature (emails from Alibaba will input your email address and Member ID at the bottom for verification), and content (fraudulent emails always emphasize or even threaten your account status). If you suspect any emails sent in the name of Alibaba.com, contact our service team for verification.
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Quoting from [ResourcesAdmin]:With the unprecedented development of online business, integrity and trustfulness has become a major concern for online communities, while at the same time Internet fraud becomes a big headache for online business. As a result, more and more companies choose to become TrustPass members to increase their credibility and most businessmen wish to do business with TrustPass members to ensure safer trading compared with dealing with free members. We have outlined some accustomed rules for both TrustPass members and online businessmen to work together to make TrustPass more trustworthy.
For TrustPass members: Better protect your account, better preserve your reputation
Recently, that our valued members are being targeted by hackers is of major concern to Alibaba.com. This not only harms your businesses, it also harms Alibaba's reputation. Here are some tips on how to prevent your account from being hacked.
1. Be sensitive to your personal information: It is acknowledged that most cases of account theft are due to incautious disclosure of personal information, e.g. Member ID, password or email address. Please always keep that information in secrecy and make them as unique as possible.
2. Be alert to your postings: Upon activation of your TrustPass account, you should be responsible for every posting in your company’s name. Regularly sign in to your account to have a check and update your postings on a weekly basis. If you find suspicious postings in your account or your member information is altered, change your password and contact Alibaba service team for help immdiately
3. Be cautious when clicking a link: Some fraud emails, which appear to be coming from Alibaba.com, contain suspicious links that may direct you to a page to submit your personal information. When you receive such emails, please pay extraordinary attention to the greetings (fraudulent emails always use non-personal greetings such as “Dear Alibaba member or a bogus name instead of your registered name), signature (emails from Alibaba will input your email address and Member ID at the bottom for verification), and content (fraudulent emails always emphasize or even threaten your account status). If you suspect any emails sent in the name of Alibaba.com, contact our service team for verification.