Received this email - is it actually from Zwift?
No, I donât think that is from Zwift.
This is who it looks like itâs from: https://www.qualtrics.com/
My guess is itâs a University study of some type.
Qualtrics is a legit company, FYI
There are some genuine Zwift Research sessions going on, that involve a Zwift NDA.
I signed one, joined the Zoom, but the Zwifter didnât bother to turn up. :shrug:
But this one does look suss.
Iâm not sure that it is that suspicious. Qualtrics is used to run user research, surveys, that sort of thing. The company I work for uses them for employee engagement surveys, with appropriate branding.
I donât think they would allow someone other than Zwift to pose as Zwift on their platform, with all those corporate logos on their site.
That being said, it would help if they actually mentioned they were using QualtricsâŚ
Customers can have their own subdomain at Qualtrics. zwift.qualtrics.com seems legit. The mail server also has a good rating. It is hard to be 100% sure, but to me it seems like this is a survey from Zwift.
The last few surveys I have done for Zwift were also run by Qualtrics.
Qualtrics is one of the platforms used for those kinds of efforts. Iâd say this is real. Weâve also used it previously.
That is about the most unprofessional looking email I have ever seen. At the very least there should be a real persons name instead âThe Research Team at Zwiftâ.
âYou will be compensated for participatingâ sounds like a nice way to get your banking details. Be particularly afraid if they ask for your birthday.
Zwift recently warned about fake recruitment scams so there seems to be an issue with scammers targeting Zwifters recently.
Ok, letâs ask @shooj about it.
Letâs stop guessing.
Bunch of typos too, which is usually a giveaway.
I honestly canât find a typo, where are they?
âin-pesonâ
âinterstedâ
@Seb_Pinach
Stand by please. I personally have not been looped in, but let me ask the Research team
Thanks for bringing this to my attention. Donât click on anything just yet, just to be safe.
I hope Zwift wouldnât make this mistake in an official email but interested is spelled wrongâŚ
@Seb_Pinach
This is a legitimate email for a project that the Research team is conducting in partnership with a third party firm. We apologize for raising concern, and thanks for flagging this up.
Great! Thank you.