Report to Zoom

• Spam, scams and abusive behaviour on Zoom
• Fake meeting invites pointing at lookalike domains
• Fake payment alerts claiming to be from Zoom
• Fraud or abuse by an app in the Zoom marketplace

1. 1

   Use the Trust and Safety form

   Zoom asks you to report spam, scams and abusive behaviour to its Trust and Safety team through the form at zoom.us/trust-form.

2. 2

   Hover the link before you join

   Reported fakes have used addresses like meetingszx.com. If the link is not a Zoom address, do not open it.

3. 3

   Never install anything to join a meeting

   A genuine meeting opens in the Zoom client or your browser. A page asking you to download a file first is installing a fake application.

4. 4

   Check the sender on any account email

   Zoom account notifications come from no-reply@zoom.us. A payment alert from anywhere else, especially one with a phone number to call, is a scam.

• The meeting link or email, unclicked
• The sender address
• The phone number the message told you to call

The form reaches Trust and Safety rather than support. If you installed anything, treat the device as compromised and change passwords from a different one.