Scammers may send emails that look like they’re from MasterClass in an attempt to access your personal information, payment details, or account. These emails are known as phishing attempts.

Before clicking links, downloading attachments, replying, or sharing any information, always check the sender’s email address and domain carefully.

Official MasterClass emails will come from a legitimate MasterClass domain. If an email looks suspicious, review the full sender email address, not just the display name.

For example, a display name may say “MasterClass,” but the actual email address may come from a domain that is not affiliated with MasterClass.

We’ve seen scam emails sent from domains such as:

These are not official MasterClass domains.

If you receive an email that appears suspicious:

Instead, go directly to the MasterClass website by typing the address into your browser.

MasterClass will never ask you to share sensitive account information, such as your password, by email.

If you believe you may have interacted with a suspicious email, we recommend updating your MasterClass password and reviewing your account for any unexpected changes.

If you receive an email that appears to be a phishing attempt, please contact MasterClass Support and include a screenshot of the email or the full sender email address, if available. This helps our team review and take appropriate action.

For your safety, do not forward suspicious attachments or click any links in the email before contacting us.