Report Suspicious Emails and Malware to Squarespace Security
Protect your account from phishing scams by following these essential security guidelines:
If you receive a suspicious email claiming to be from Squarespace:
- Don't click any links, download attachments, or reply
- Forward the entire email to [email protected]
- Include the email header and subject line
Common signs of phishing scams:
- Requests for sensitive information (bank details, passwords, SSN)
- Claims about compromised accounts
- Unsolicited account verification links
- Misspelled email addresses (e.g., squareespace.com)
- Suspicious links not leading to squarespace.com
- Emails mimicking Squarespace design
- HTML attachments
Important Security Notes:
- Squarespace never contacts customers through website form blocks
- We don't make unsolicited phone calls
- Never share your full credit card number or password
Official Contact Methods:
- Legitimate emails end in @squarespace.com, @mail.squarespace.com, @squarespace.info
- For scheduling: @squarespacescheduling.com, @acuityscheduling.com
- For Unfold: @unfold.com
When Squarespace May Request Information:
- Last four digits of your credit card
- Government ID (for specific account issues)
- Bank details through secure portal (for Squarespace Payments)
Additional Security Measures:
- Enable Google reCAPTCHA for forms
- Review form submissions carefully
- Report suspicious activity immediately
- Use secure, unique passwords
- Keep contact information updated
Remember: Squarespace will never ask for full credit card numbers or passwords. When in doubt, forward suspicious emails to [email protected].