How do I change email address on Vome?
How to Change Your Email Address
To update the email address associated with your Vome account, follow these steps:
- Log in to your account at
From the left-hand side navigation menu, click Settings.
Select Change Email (See screenshot below)
Enter your new email address.
Check your inbox for a 4-digit verification code and enter it to authenticate your new email address.
If you experience any issues during email verification, please contact us at support@vomevolunteer.zohodesk.com
Once completed, you’ll be able to log in using your new email address.
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