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SMS message:

Isabel, you still have $130 Amazon Rewards credit: v6fmc.info/n8YvBZi3V8 See what you can buy before it expires on 03/28 v6fmc.info/n8YvBZi3V8

I received a text from this number telling me I have $130 In "Amazon Bonus Credit". I did not click the link in the text message, but this number has been reported as highly suspicious, and the whole thing seemed fake.

I received an email saying that I want AirPods from Amazon

- Saint Paul, MN, USA

I received an unsolicited text from Amazon saying that I have won AirPods.

- Glendora, CA, USA

This is the third text I've received from this scammer. I deleted the other two but they were also from 714 area codes.

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- Rohnert Park, CA, USA

I don’t know much as I didn’t click on the link in text but it was an Amazon bonus credit set to expire 3/26/21. Click the link to use. Phone 1-214-683-9875.

- Cleveland, OH, USA

This past Friday, received Amazon scam calls from these tel#’s:(216)381-3084,3815583,3813900,3814801,and 855-658-8552. These no#’s are connected to the 855 no# when you press 1 from the 381 exchange. They tell you someone in Dayton has placed 700.00+ on your Amazon acct.

They also want you to give more info re: acct or charge cards so you can’t prevent Identity theft. The calls come every hr. The automated rep’s name left on voice mail is Molly.

Random text was sent to me saying that I won an Amazon Raffle. I haven't entered so I didn't click the link.

- Newington, CT, USA

People calling claiming to be Amazon Prime employees seeking your information because your Amazon Prime account was allegedly compromised. Amazon employees never contact you directly. I have reported this to Amazon too.

- Lynbrook, NY, USA

Amazon: Congratulations, you came in 1st in March's Amazon pods raffle! Click the link to : v6fmc.info/et1FkvgNXV

I did not click this.

- Sprague, WA, USA

Got a text saying "Congratulations (insert name) you came in 2nd in march's amazon pods raffle! Click the link to:"

I did not click the link

- Sprague, WA, USA

Claimed I have $150 in bonus credit that expired in 1 day - gave me a link to click on which I did not do!

A recording said that suspicious activity from my account - someone purchased something for a lot of money and in order to cancel it, I must take necessary steps. I hung up before going through the steps

- Lexington, GA, USA

The caller (recording) said that they were alerting me to a possible fraudulent charge of 499.99 to my amazon account and to press 1 to speak to their cyber ___________ department. (Sorry, can't remember exactly what they called the department).

 

- Acworth, GA, USA

I used my Amazon account to order new headphones for my nephew. The same day he got them delivered, I got a text addressing him, saying congratulations, he came in 1st in March's Amazon pods raffle. Link: v8t\fzc.info/3bBUWPetKw

 

- Gilroy, CA, USA

I purchased a TV from Amazon, (an Insignia fireTV) and after connecting to my WiFi and downloading updates, it gave me an activation code to me to enter into my Amazon account. The activation code failed, and the TV display said to call 1-844-220-0545 for support. The person answering claimed to be an Amazon support tech and said he could help resolve this. To do this, he needed us to load Anydesk Remote control on our phone and then on a computer. He then told us the issue was that our Amazon account had been red flagged for suspicious use, and that he would help us get refunds for the items purchased. He then attempted to get us to give him our bank information to get the refunds sent to us. At this point we basically hung up, disconnected and reset everything (including passwords etc. He threatened that this would cause our Amazon account to be deleted, and at that point we were sure this was a scam.

- Brooksville, FL, USA

Got a scam text saying I won something from amazon =

Congratulations, ********, you came in 2nd in Today's Amazon pods raffle! Click the link to: v8fzc.info/3bbuwpcccn 

This unknown email appeared claiming to be from Amazon.

Stating I purchased an I phone.

I'm an old school guy, I only have a land line.

I do not have an Amazon account.

Text received:

Amazon: Congratulations (my name edited out), you came in 2nd in March's Amazon pods raffle! Click the link to : v3fzx.info/uwZ03Rm68A

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