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Learn to identify, prevent, and report scams. If you've received suspicious communications or found a suspicious website claiming to be from Amazon, visit the following Help pages: How to identify fake emails. How to identify fake text messages/SMS. How to identify fake phone calls. How to identify fake websites.
Learn to identify fake emails and safeguard your personal information. Scammers imitate email addresses and communication styles to send what appears as legitimate Amazon emails. Check Message Center
This guide provided an overview of the top 10 Amazon email scams to watch out for designed to phish for login credentials, install malware, and manipulate users into providing sensitive personal information.
If you don't have an Amazon account You can still report suspicious communication to us at reportascam@amazon.com. Sending the suspicious communication as an attachment is the best way for us to track it.
In an Amazon gift card scam, scammers will reach out to you via an Amazon phishing email, text, or phone call. The scammer will pretend to be from Amazon and inform you that something is wrong with your account.
To protect you from falling victim to an Amazon email scam, we asked experts to share what these scams look like, why they’re so dangerous, and what to do if you receive one.
If you received an email claiming to be from Amazon, you need to be careful. In this guide, we’ll explain how Amazon scam emails work, the latest scams to watch out for (and their warning signs), and what to do if you open, click on, or respond to a phishing email.
Don’t fall for this popular Amazon.com phishing email. The email may be part of a complicated email “phishing” scam that uses fake emails, texts or copycat websites to lure people into sharing personal information like their passwords, account numbers and Social Security numbers.
With broker fraud and identity theft on the rise, here is how trucking companies can spot a fake Amazon email.
Use the information on Amazon’s website and not a number listed in an unexpected email or text. Don’t pay for anything with a gift card. Gift cards are for gifts. If anyone asks you to pay with a gift card – or buy gift cards for anything other than a gift, it’s a scam.