I'm an independent tutor that recently established my business website. Unfortunately, it was linked to my personal Zoom email account. I have since changed the linked Zoom account to my work email for upcoming meetings, but now I have meetings from my website under both my personal Zoom and business Zoom. 
Can someone give me a step by step of moving my previously booked meetings from my personal Zoom to my work Zoom?  Both are free accounts. Thanks.

I keep getting emails at work that appear to be from Zoom Media

Subject Line: Action Required User Disable

with the message reading "We've temporarily deactivated your Zoom account.
At this time, you will not be able to invite or join any call/meeting.  Your account will be billable until you verify your email address  office@****.com

When I hover over the link it directs to a very long address that starts with http://journalscene.secondstreetapp.com/api/organization_user_email_verifications...

I am 99.9% sure this is spam but I tried to google it nothing comes up.  If it is spam, I would also like to warn others to look out for it.  Does anyone else have any insight into this or seen it before?

I recently changed my phone and successfully set up the Microsoft Authenticator app on the new device. While I am able to log in to my Zoom account using my email and password without any issues, the problem arises when I reach the 2-step verification stage. As part of my account security, I had set up 2-step verification using the Microsoft Authenticator app on my previous phone. Now, after signing in, Zoom prompts me to enter the verification code generated by the app.

Problem Details:

Even though I am receiving the codes from the Microsoft Authenticator app on my new phone and entering them correctly, the verification process fails every time. This issue only began after I switched devices, leading me to believe it may be related to the transition between phones. I am concerned that something may not have transferred correctly during the setup process.

Steps Taken So Far:

1. I have ensured that both the Zoom app and Microsoft Authenticator app are updated to their latest versions.
2. I have double-checked that the time and date settings on my phone are accurate, as I know this can sometimes affect code generation.
3. I have attempted to generate and enter multiple codes, but all attempts have resulted in a failed verification message.

Request for Assistance:

Given the urgency of this issue, as I need to share important downloads with my students via Zoom, I would greatly appreciate your guidance on resolving this matter. If there is a way to re-sync the authenticator app with my Zoom account or reset the 2-step verification process, please let me know the steps involved. Alternatively, if there is another method to bypass this issue temporarily, that would also be helpful.

Hello - we use the Basic Plan and have people joining us from out of the office on calls -

We have the two step verification turned off but it still ask everyone who joins to give the two step verification code - is there a way to not have this happen?  or is this a built in security that we cannot avoid?

Thank you so much in advance!

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