Here are some best practices to ensure the safety of your account:
In this article, we will delve into the essential account security best practices that empower you to fortify your digital fortresses. By adopting these proactive measures, you can confidently navigate the digital landscape, knowing that your online accounts and valuable data are shielded from potential harm. Let's explore the world of account security together, where knowledge is the key to a safer and more secure online presence.
Keep Your Account Information Updated
In order for Rebecca Berrington to keep you updated with important information about your account, you must make sure to keep your account information updated, including the email address registered to your account. The email address registered to your account allows us to stay in touch and send you password reset emails, purchase receipts, and other important information about your account. You cannot opt out of these emails because they are account- and site-related.
It's extremely important that you make sure your email is up-to-date on your account. Please keep in mind that Rebecca Berrington staff cannot manually change any information on your account. So, if you lose access to the email address on file, you will not be able to access your account. You can change and update your account information at any time on your Account Settings.
Protect Your Account with a Strong Password
We highly recommend that you choose a password that is long, unique, and complex. Good passwords are at least 10 characters long and use both lowercase and uppercase characters, as well as numbers and special characters. We recommend that you choose a password unique from other internet accounts you have, and that you change your password every 6 months. Learn more details about how to create the best password to secure your account here.
Do Not Share Your Login Information with Anyone
Remember, your account contains sensitive information (including information about payouts and taxes for Buyers) and your finances (saved credit cards, commissions and earnings, payment invoices, etc, for Customers) so we want to be sure you’re the only one who has access to your account. We repeat, don’t share your login information with anyone—not even us! The Rebecca Berrington team will never ask for your password, so you should be the only person who knows the password to access your account. Don’t write your passwords on a sticky note or email your login credentials to anyone, either. Your online passwords should be stored in a safe place that only you can access.
We know that sometimes it’s hard to remember your passwords—especially if they’re long, unique, and complex—so we recommend using a password manager like 1Password, Dashlane, or LastPass to help you store all of the passwords for your online accounts safely. These security tools can also tell you if your passwords are weak, reused, or leaked by any recent online security breaches.
Make Sure You’re Able to Get Our Emails
Even if you’ve chosen to unsubscribe to our other newsletter emails, Rebecca Berrington has security measures in place that notify you via email when important information on your account has been changed. Make sure you add hello@rebeccaberrington.com to your email address book to ensure you don’t miss critical security notifications that notify you when:
- Your login information was changed (includes password, username, and email)
- Your VAT/GST information was changed (includes any update made in VAT/GST Settings)
- Your tax and payout information was changed (includes any update made in shop Payment & Tax Setup)
Notify the Rebecca Berrington Support Team Immediately When:
- You suspect unauthorized activity occurring on your account
- You receive an email that your password, email, or username changed, but you didn’t change it
- You receive a receipt for a purchase you didn’t make
- You receive an email that looks like it’s from us, but requests that you log in or supply login information. This might be a phishing email from someone trying to steal your information. We will never ask you to reply to an email with secure login information like your username or password.
It’s important that you notify our Support Team as soon as possible if any of those things happen. Our Support Team will immediately investigate and take appropriate measures to help keep your account, payout, and tax information safe.