Short Answer: If you didn't request it you can ignore and delete the email; no action will be taken if you do nothing.
Steps
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If you receive a password reset email you did not request, do not click the link or button.
No changes are made to your account. -
Delete the email or mark it as spam if you suspect it is malicious.
The reset attempt will not affect your account if you do not use the link. -
If you are concerned about account security, proactively request a password reset for your account and set a new password that you control.
You regain control by setting a new password.
Troubleshooting
- Multiple unexpected reset emails arrive.
Likely Cause: Someone repeatedly attempted to reset using your email address.
Action: Ignore emails if you don't request them; consider proactively resetting your password for extra safety.
Note: The email includes the line: "If you didn’t sign up for Cointab, you can safely ignore this message — no action will be taken."