Recognize Legitimate dreamif.ai Emails

Signs a message is probably real#

A legitimate dreamif.ai message usually lines up with something you already did:

• You contacted support@dreamif.ai and are expecting a reply.
• You just completed checkout and received a payment confirmation.
• You started a Google reconnect flow inside dreamif.ai.

Signs you should stop and verify#

Be cautious if a message:

• Asks you to act urgently on something you were not already working on.
• Asks for passwords, card details, or Google credentials by email.
• Sends you to a page that does not look like the real dreamif.ai app or a normal Stripe billing page.
• Conflicts with what you see inside your dreamif.ai account.

What to do if you are not sure#

1. Do not reply with sensitive information.
2. Do not enter payment details on an unfamiliar page.
3. Open dreamif.ai directly (not through a link in the email).
4. Check the relevant billing or account page yourself.
5. If it still feels off, email support@dreamif.ai and ask.

Legitimate email sources#

• dreamif.ai support: support@dreamif.ai. If you receive a message from a different address claiming to be dreamif.ai support, do not trust it.
• Stripe billing receipts: You may also receive payment confirmations and invoice receipts directly from Stripe. These are legitimate; dreamif.ai uses Stripe for billing.

Phone voice security emails#

If you set up phone voice access, dreamif.ai sends account-activity emails tied to it. These subject lines are legitimate when they match something you did:

• "Phone voice settings changed"
• "Phone voice PIN changed"
• "Phone voice number added" / "Phone voice number removed"
• "Phone voice security update: {event}"
• "Phone voice session started" / "Suspicious phone voice session started"
• "We couldn't reach you by phone"
• "Phone voice changed Gmail"

If you get one of these and didn't make the change yourself, change your phone voice PIN right away and follow the "not sure" steps above. See Phone voice PIN, callback, and security alerts for what each alert protects against.