Reset your Fitbit password.

by astebbi1 | Jan 25, 2019 | personal | 0 comments

From: noreply@fitbit.com

Subject: Reset your Fitbit password.

First Attachment: https://ift.tt/19fNRe4 Date: January 25, 2019 at 05:20PM

Reset your Fitbit password

We received a request to reset your Fitbit password.

To reset your password, click the button below

RESET YOUR PASSWORD

If you requested a password reset from the Fitbit App, this button will take you to our website where you can set a new password.
Once completed, you need to return to the Fitbit App and log in with your new password.

Having trouble? Just copy and paste this link into your browser:

http://bit.ly/2RffjDN

If you didn’t request a new password, please contact Customer Support.

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