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13 Ways to Contact Activision

By Matthew Lynch
March 21, 2024
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As one of the leading video game publishers, Activision is responsible for some of the most successful franchises such as Call of Duty, Destiny, and Crash Bandicoot. With millions of players worldwide, it’s no surprise that customer assistance is needed from time to time. If you’re looking to contact Activision, consider these 13 ways to get in touch with them:

1. Official Website: The Activision Support website (https://www.activision.com/support) is the primary source of information for issues and questions related to their games and services.

2. Live Chat: Head over to the Activision Support website and look for the “Contact Us” button on the bottom right corner. This will initiate a live chat session with an Activision support agent.

3. Twitter: Follow and tweet your queries to @ATVIAssist (https://twitter.com/ATVIAssist), which is their official support handle on Twitter.

4. Facebook: Visit their Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/ActivisionAssist) and send a message through Messenger or post a comment on their timeline.

5. Reddit: Interact with community members and representatives from Activision on the subreddit called r/activision (https://www.reddit.com/r/activision/).

6. Community Forums: Join discussions or post your questions on the official Activision Community Forums (https://community.activision.com/).

7. Email Support: Send an email directly to their support team at [email protected].

8. Phone Support: Dial 1-310-255-2050 to talk with an Activision customer service representative directly.

9. Support Tickets: Head over to the support page and select your product issue category to submit a ticket/request for help.

10. Warranty Claims: For any issues related to hardware defects or warranty claims, visit their Hardware Warranty Request page (https://www.activision.com/legal/productwarrantyrequest).

11. YouTube: Watch instructional videos on their official Activision Support YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/c/activisionsupport) to help you fix common issues.

12. LinkedIn: Connect with Activision through their company profile on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/activision). You can send a message or follow any updates related to their products and services.

13. Mailing Address: For any written communication, send your letters to:

Activision Publishing, Inc.

3100 Ocean Park Boulevard

Santa Monica, CA 90405

USA

No matter what reason you need to contact Activision for, these 13 methods ensure that support is always accessible and can resolve any concerns you may have regarding their games or services. Happy gaming!

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