Google Customer FAQ

If you notice a payment that you did not authorize, it's important to take immediate action. Check your transaction history and account settings. You may need to report the unauthorized transaction through your payment settings. Ensure your account has not been compromised by changing your password and enabling two-factor authentication if you haven't already. For further assistance, refer to the link for the most up-to-date contact information on this page.

If you're having trouble accessing your Google account, it's crucial to ensure that you're using the correct recovery options. In addition to using the recovery page, try to gather any recovery information you may have set up, such as a secondary email or phone number. Follow any prompts you receive during the recovery process carefully. If you encounter issues, continue to attempt recovery using the available methods on the recovery page.

To recover your Google account, go to the Google Account Recovery page. Enter your email address or phone number associated with the account. Follow the prompts, which may include verifying your identity through a phone number, recovery email, or answering security questions. If you have two-factor authentication enabled, you may need to provide a verification code sent to your device. Follow the instructions carefully to regain access to your account.

To update the phone number for verification on your Google account, go to your Google Account settings. Under the "Security" section, find "Ways we can verify it's you" and select "Phone." You can then add a new phone number or edit your existing one. Follow the prompts to verify the new number.

To update your phone number for verification in your Google account, go to your Google Account settings. Under the "Security" section, find the "Ways we can verify it's you" option. Click on "Phone number" to add or edit your phone number. Follow the prompts to verify the new number.