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June 22, 2020
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Phishing Site Number?

  • June 22, 2020
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Hello, I am wondering if I recevied a text from a Phishing site. The phone number that sent me my 'Adobe Code' is  +1(844)200-2305  Is this legit or bogus? I fell for it if it is!

    Correct answer Chad Baker

    I realize this is an old thread, but this number is not a scam. It's the number that you'll receive a text from if you've added your phone number to your Adobe ID profile and enabled multi-factor security on your account. You can use to code when prompted to sign in. 

    5 replies

    Participant
    April 14, 2021

    I keep getting a text from (844)200-2305 listing a 6 digit number as my Adobe code.  I am assuming this is phishing but I have had recent problems with other accounts.  I would like to report to Adobe for clarification but have no luck in getting to someone.  Does anyone have a definiate answer on this number.  I changed my password and received a code and email from different Adobe numbers.

    thanks,

     

    Kanikas
    Community Manager
    Community Manager
    April 15, 2021

    Hi there, 

    I believe you are referring to the Adobe 2 step verification.

    Please see these links for information: https://helpx.adobe.com/in/x-productkb/global/2-step-verification-account-security.html

    https://helpx.adobe.com/in/manage-account/using/secure-your-adobe-account.html

     

    If you have set this up for your account then you will get the code. 

     

    Thanks

    Kanika

    Participant
    June 4, 2021

    I had a similar thing happen this morning, received a code from (844) 200-2305 AND a second number with a second code (201) 596-4050 pretty much at the same time. Only one code worked and not recalling which one now. Are both these numbers legit or is this a hacking situation?

    Participant
    March 19, 2021

    I have received 2 texts regarding my Adobe code from this phone number. I had not logged into my account at the time--there was no reason for the code. How do we verify why we're receiving these texts?

    Legend
    March 19, 2021

    You get a text if SOMEONE tries to login with your email. Maybe at other times.

    Chad Baker
    Adobe Employee
    Chad BakerCorrect answer
    Adobe Employee
    March 5, 2021

    I realize this is an old thread, but this number is not a scam. It's the number that you'll receive a text from if you've added your phone number to your Adobe ID profile and enabled multi-factor security on your account. You can use to code when prompted to sign in. 

    Participant
    August 22, 2025

    Chad,

    I received a message from 208-764-1449 after logging in to see benefts for Adobe Express. The thread below is confusing, so just checking for this number specifically. 

    DO you have any input regarding that number?

     

    Thank you for any help you can offer. 

     

    kglad
    Community Expert
    Community Expert
    August 22, 2025

    that's a "to" number.

    Nancy OShea
    Community Expert
    Community Expert
    June 23, 2020

    What Adobe code?!   Creative Cloud products don't use serial numbers.  They're activated by your Adobe ID and password.

     

    CS1, CS2 and CS3 products are officially dead.  There is no possible way to activate them even if you have the original software and serial number because the activation servers are gone.

     

    If someone contacted you by private message claiming to be an Adobe rep, click their profile.  If there is no Adobe Staff badge, they are an impostor. Run away!  It's a scam. If you provide us with their name and profile link, we will ask Adobe to deactivate their ID.

     

    Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert
    Participant
    June 23, 2020

    Thanks Nancy, it was the sign in window, it said it would send a code by text to allow me to sign in.

    I received the text and entered it then. I then put in my password which it said was incorrect. I became suspicious then 

    as I noticed the phone number seemed odd and the Adobe windows made me suspicious also. The window is exactly like the Adobe window but the image credit (in the bottom left of the image) had a persons name. This seemed odd.

    I believe the number was phisihig for my password, to access my Adobe account, to phish for card details.

    I think Peru_Bo is correct. I have since changed my passwords and paused my cards. Thank you for your help.

    Peru Bob
    Community Expert
    Community Expert
    June 22, 2020
    Participant
    June 23, 2020

    Thank you Peru Bob, that's the one alright.