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Last Updated: Jun 28, 2024     Views: 51

Scammers are impersonating Gwinnett Tech in text and email messages asking for student's login information.

Don't fall for it!

Smishing and Phishing scams

 

 

Gwinnett Tech will never:

Ask for your text message verification code

Ask for your student email password

 

If you get a message like this, it's a scam!

 

Never give out your email password or SMS verification code to anyone.

Please report suspicious messages spammail@gwinnetttech.edu

 

Report suspicious messages

If you have questions about a message please ask us. Stuhelpdesk@gwinnetttech.edu | 678-226-6407

We would much rather you report a message than fall victim to a scam.

 

REPORT A SUSPICIOUS MESSAGE 

View Suspicious Message Examples

Tech Support desk on campus, hours and location | Stuhelpdesk@gwinnetttech.edu | 678-226-6407

 

Accessibility

Gwinnett Tech is committed to meeting the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Standards and Guidelines stated in Section 508 and the technical standards.  Please report any accessibility issues to your instructor or contact Lisa Richardson at 678-226-6691 or email her at lrichardson@gwinnetttech.edu.