We may use security prompts when you register for your account if we detect suspicious web activity. Here are some security prompts you could see while creating an account:
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CAPTCHA - You may be asked to type the characters shown in an image on the screen. CAPTCHA (Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart) is a commonly used security method that helps to distinguish human attempts to access the site from automatic, computer-generated attempts typically used by spammers.
If you have difficulty distinguishing a CAPTCHA image, click the Try a different image link. Audio CAPTCHA is also available by clicking the audio icon on the Security Verification page.
Read more if the CAPTCHA security image is not visible.
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Phone Verification - When you sign up for an account, you may be asked to enter a phone number to verify your registration.
- Enter your phone number in the requested fields.
- Wait for the SMS message or voice call to arrive with your security code.
- Enter the security code in the appropriate field and click Submit to complete your sign up.