Published on July 26, 2024
Updated on July 26, 2024
Scammers are sending fake texts about Amazon Prime issues. Don’t trust messages asking for your info or payment details.
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Scammers are pretending to be Amazon in order to trick people. They send fake messages saying there’s a problem with your Amazon Prime account, like a payment issue.
These scams are similar to old phone call scams where fake call centers try to steal your information. Now, scammers are using texts, calls, and emails to trick people. They also set up fake call centers that look like they belong to big companies like Amazon or banks.
Examples of fake messages include:
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The goal of these messages is to make you feel urgent so you’ll click on a link or call a number. If you do, the scammer can steal your personal information, take over your Amazon account, or make you buy gift cards, which they then sell for cash.
Always be careful and don’t trust messages asking for your personal details or payment info. If you’re unsure, contact Amazon directly through their official website or customer service.
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