Someone is impersonating Tryst or sending fake emails

Urgh, scammers are the worst! If you have received any emails, SMS, shortened links or any other communication you believe to be from someone impersonating Tryst, or anyone on the Tryst team, please forward the email to hello@tryst.link with any additional information that may help us investigate the scam. You can (and should) safely ignore anything that is asking for personal information, including marking the email as spam.

Tryst will never ask you for personal information such as your password, 2-step login codes, emergency code, uncensored government identification, or credit card information. 

Tryst will never use URL shorteners like bit.ly in our emails. The domains we use for emails or links are limited to https://tryst.link, https://app.tryst.link or https://help.tryst.link.

When in doubt, do not click on links, and only log in to Tryst by typing "https://tryst.link" in your browser address bar.

Any legitimate communication from Tryst will always come from an address that ends in @tryst.link, or be readable on our website in your Messages section. We use no other domains for emails or notifications. If it didn't come from this domain, you can safely delete and ignore that email.

If you are concerned someone is impersonating Tryst or a member of the Tryst team in other ways, please send any information about it to let us know by raising a new ticket and we will investigate.