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Shavkat @Shavkat (140102) • Philippines 10 Mar 22

Today, I received a letter from the Amazon scammer. It seems that he or she is persistent this time. The subject is threatening because my Amazon account was locked. It is a scam because I do not have an account on this shopping...

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DE Every shopping site online has an email for people to send that type of scam email to. The sites then trace the email back to it's origin and do their best to have the scammer arrested. The email for scam letters for Amazon is stop-spoofing@amazon.com if you...

10 Mar 22

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1 person

Danna B. @db20747 (43440) • Washington, District Of Columbia 2 Feb 22

Just got an email from Amazon that my account has been blocked or suspended due to information in my account not matching my debit card. When I clicked the link the site looked official like it was from Amazon. They needed to...

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DE When you get an email you think is fake, forward it to the company it claims to be at their spoofing address, stop-spoofing@amazon.com. If you receive a suspicious email from PayPal, you forward the email to spoof@paypal.com. Every online company provides an...

2 Feb 22

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2 people

Thelma @thelme55 (77168) • Germany 20 Jan 21

Have you got them? I have received phishing mails last week. I got a mail from Amazon that I should submit the requirements for tax as an amazon associate and that I will not be able to receive my money without submitting them....

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Scott Andersen i write a technical blog about these every single year. I always tell people first thing to do is right-click on the sender of the email. Customerservice@amazon.com is real. If it is from amazon and anything else, it is a fake!

21 Jan 21

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1 person

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (160883) • United States 20 Dec 18

Unfortunately, due to unforeseen technical issues with the online system, we are having difficulties identifying you. You'll have to prove your identity by providing the information requested below. This check is a one-time, and...

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Heather Echola I am in no hurry at this time. I sent an e mail to spoof@amazon and got an automated reply. This hacker must be good because even the link in the e mail went to this page. On Facebook the link for the phone number also goes to this page. I have no phone number...

20 Dec 18

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (160883) • United States 20 Dec 18

Unfortunately, due to unforeseen technical issues with the online system, we are having difficulties identifying you. You'll have to prove your identity by providing the information requested below. This check is a one-time, and...

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Heather Echola I sent an e mail to spoof@amazon.com and got an automated response. Even when I try to access it through links in that e mail, I get this.

20 Dec 18

Heather Echola @GardenGerty (160883) • United States 20 Dec 18

Unfortunately, due to unforeseen technical issues with the online system, we are having difficulties identifying you. You'll have to prove your identity by providing the information requested below. This check is a one-time, and...

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Heather Echola It comes up no matter how I try to access the site. However, I copied this, and when I paste it my other information comes up. I sent a copy through spoof@Amazon.com and got an automated reply. Even the link from that automated e mail took me there. My next...

20 Dec 18

Michelle @infatuatedbby (94914) • United States 21 Feb 16

I woke up to an email saying "Your Amazon password has been changed" - I didn't change my password, I just woke up! The e-mail stated that Amazon discovered a list of emails and passwords posted (although not related to Amazon)...

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Michelle I researched on Amazon and it looks like if the email address sent is "@amazon.com" then it's legit according to Amazon. But also the email did not contain any links for reset so I think I am safe. I did not click on any links as there wasn't any. The email...

21 Feb 16

Michelle @infatuatedbby (94914) • United States 21 Feb 16

I woke up to an email saying "Your Amazon password has been changed" - I didn't change my password, I just woke up! The e-mail stated that Amazon discovered a list of emails and passwords posted (although not related to Amazon)...

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Michelle I researched on Amazon and it looks like if the email address does end in @amazon.com then it's legit according to Amazon. But also the email did not contain any links for reset so I think I will be safe. I just reset my password anyway.

21 Feb 16

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1 person

Michelle @infatuatedbby (94914) • United States 21 Feb 16

I woke up to an email saying "Your Amazon password has been changed" - I didn't change my password, I just woke up! The e-mail stated that Amazon discovered a list of emails and passwords posted (although not related to Amazon)...

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Michelle It looks to be authentic. According to Amazon - If the "from" line of the e-mail contains an Internet Service Provider (ISP) other than @amazon.com, then it's a fraudulent e-mail. The e-mail address I received does end in @amazon.com There wasn't a link...

21 Feb 16

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2 people

Duane Pratt @prattzmovi (3) • Uniontown, Pennsylvania 22 Jan 15

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