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Got a message from a page named Fitbit Ionic on Facebook

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Hi @Luvmiaggies2, good to see you around.

 

At a guess I would definitely say that the message you received isn't from Fitbit, I would recommend not opening any links.

 

Hopefully a Moderator can confirm it for sure though. I've flagged your post for their attention. 

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Hi @Luvmiaggies2, good to see you around.

 

At a guess I would definitely say that the message you received isn't from Fitbit, I would recommend not opening any links.

 

Hopefully a Moderator can confirm it for sure though. I've flagged your post for their attention. 

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Nathan | UK

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It's great to see you around @Luvmiaggies2! Thanks for reporting the message that you received on Facebook. 

 

The official page from Fitbit it's actually called Fitbit and it has the blue check mark to confirm that's a real one. You can also check the offical Fitbit social media by scrolling down to the page (Any Fitbit page in the Community) and you'll get the Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, Youtube and the Blog

 

Just as mentioned by @N8teGee, it's better if you don't open or click any link that's being shared from that account. 

 

I'll be around if you need further assistance. 

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