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- Baton Rouge, LA, USA

Melissa We are trying to contact you about your gift. Please follow the link to claim it before it expires. sbcae.info/BYhxV47fPr

- Cleveland, OH, USA

I just received a scam message on my cell phone. If my cell phone does not recognize the number, it will not ring through. It was a recorded message supposedly from Amazon. I could barely hear it. Something about $99 for services. Press one to speak with an Amazon Service Manager. I did not press one or call the number back. I already have Amazon Prime. The phone number in my caller ID was 567-244-0776 Norwalk, OH.

Caller said someone had made purchase. When I said It wasn’t me he said it was someone from Ohio. He wanted me to give him information. I said I was going to call bbb it was a scam. Then he hung up.

- Trenton, MI, USA

Received email of purchase for 2 gaming smart TVs totaling $6191.49-$5000 credit =$1191.49. I don't have any Amazon acct.

Invoice# 980-784657-654322 being delivered Sat Aug 29

I do not live at 403 Milltown Rd, Willmington, DE 19808

I called the toll free real Amazon # & reported as fraud & sent them the email. Also got a notice from. Amazon Prime which I don't have!

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I received an e-mail from what appeared to be Amazon, notifying me that my order had been processed. I didn't order anything from Amazon in almost a year, and I never ordered the item that showed up on my doorstep. I received follow up e-mails that my order was shipped, a survey on my experience, and the final one stating that my payment was denied and demanded payment. They asked for the last two digits of my credit card number. I haven't responded to any of these e-mails, but it is completely fraudulent. There are several e-mails associated with this scam. [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]

- Circleville, OH, USA

Prime Music is included with your Prime membership.

Amazon.com

Dear Amazon Customer,

We have placed a hold on your Amazon account and all pending orders.

We took this action the billing information you provided did not match the information on file with the card issuer.

To resolve this issue, please verify now with the billing name, address, and telephone number registered to your payment card. if you have recently moved, you may need to update this information with the card issuer.

Simply click on the web address below :

Update Now

if we are unable to complete the verification process within 3 days, all pending orders will be cancelled. You will not be able to access your account until this process has been completed. We ask that you not open new accounts as any new order you place may be delayed.

We appreciate your patience with our security measures.

Thank you for your concern.

Sincerely,

Amazon.com

© 2020 Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Amazon, Amazon Echo, Amazon Music, Prime, and all related logos are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates.Amazon.com, 410 Terry Avenue N., Seattle, WA 98109-5210.

- Fairport, NY, USA

Phone call message from # 207-400-5899 today (Tues.) Aug. 18, 2020 @ 1:50 p.m. Amazon account charged $400 for purchase today. If not correct call # 210-866-0755. We do not have an Amazon account. We called # 210-866-0755. That number is not good. We called the first number back. Received a recording of 2 female voices., Did not catch their names.

- Meridian, ID, USA

Message left on my answering machine reporting that Amazon had a charge on my credit card for an amount which I did not recognize. If I did recognize the charge I am instructed to just hang up and the item would be delivered, however, if I did not recognize the charge I was asked to call 4, 2, 4, 2, 5, 5, 5, 0, 8, 4.

I went through Amazon customer support and the a representative stated that it is a scam. Amazon does not call customers unless you go to Amazon's website and ask for them to call you. Someone is trying to get your personal information.

Called for help with amazon person named Richard had me go on computer to give me refund. Told me to check my bank account for refund. He then proceeded to threaten. I hung up called bank

Receive email supposedly from Amazon.com that a purchase was made that we did not do. They said I needed to go to the grocery store and get a 200.00 Google play card that would verify our location and then they could block all the un-authorized purchases and the card I used would be re-imbursed and when they said they now needed a 500.00 security card (Gift card) I got suspicious and called Amazon and found out it was a scam.

it about my sister. my sister begin to received unknown or mystery package from amazon that my sister didn't order. first package July 27,2020 swimming earplugs no information and no receipt, second package August 1, 2020 social distance sticker or pad for the floor no information and no receipt, third package August 5, 2020. 2 picture frame with warranty card included instruction about warranty and email address. All these 3 packages was surprised to my sister. who know my sister will continue to receive more unknown package. Her credit card didn't charged or didn't withdrawal money from the bank account. Anyway i did help my sister to called amazon customer service to find out who been sending package to my sister. the amazon customer service told me. does my sister have amazon account. i say NO my sister don't have amazon account. the amazon customer service respond to me. since my sister don't have amazon account there nothing the amazon department can't do about it. than the amazon customer service said; my sister could keep the item or dispose the item or give it away the item. i also did email to the picture frame company explain about my sister received the 2 picture frame that my sister didn't order. hope the picture frame company could help who the buyer that order the 2 picture frame and why it send to my sister address. the other 2 item that had no information to contact. i wish this should stop right now. so my sister don't have to receive any more unknown package.

- Green Bay, WI, USA

I received a call on my answering machine saying $249.99 had been charged to my visa account and I should call this number immediately: 1-802-783-2353. It was from Amazon and if I did not make this purchase I needed to call. I had made no such purchase but I didn't call. Does Amazon do this? I think its a scam.

- Johnstown, PA, USA

I called this number to talk with a tech from amazon.com to solve a problem I was having with my amazon account. the scammer asked me to let him into my computer which I did and he also asked me to give him my credit card number, which I also did.  He told me to fix my account problem he had to buy some phone cards and then cancel them and that would fix my account with amazon. When I hung up and checked my credit card account, I noticed the scammer used my credit card number after I hung up and charged over 300.00 dollars on my credit card to buy the phone cards for some video online games. I know that I was naive in believing this scammer so I realize that I have to just accept the fact that by my trusting this scammer as an amazon tech I lost 300.00. I wanted to report that this company of Get Human is dishonest and for the ScamPulse.com to investigate them and stop them from stealing from other innocent people. Thank You.

- Sublimity, OR, USA

For 4 weeks now I have been getting packages shipped from Amazon, that I did not order....coming from China. A total of 10 low cost cheap items. Last pkg was addressed slightly different.

Contacted Amazon, no way to verify tracking info. Was told to keep or give away.

- San Francisco, CA, USA

I was contacted on my cell by +1(786)3053566 on 7.27.2020 at some time in the morning with an automated message saying "This is Amazon. There has been fraudulent activity regarding the $200 gift card you recently purchased." [I had not purchased an Amazon gift card - so I ignored it]. I was contacted again on the same day at 3:46PM by the same number and receievd the same automated message. I called back and spoke to a lady who did not give her name. She told me my Amazon account has been compromised and they will reverse the charge to my credit card. She told me the purchase was made in Houston, I live in California. I asked to send me an email recounting the report before we continue with anything. Again I asked for her name and she did not provide it and hung up. I called back repeatedly until someone answered also saying this was Amazon. I asked for his name and employee number and he hung up. I call back again several times and while I was doing so I received a call from another number, +1(202) 9324699. I continued to call both numbers until someone answered, who turned out to be the same man who I had spoken to before he then said this was "Domino's Pizza would I like to place an order?" I told him I am reporting these calls and he should be ashamed of himself and get a real job.

- East Palestine, OH, USA

I have received one a month for the last 3 months. In each of them, I am thanked for shopping with them and that Amazon will send me a confirmation when my order ships. The estimated shipping date given in the email is only several days from when you receive the email. Each time it was for a computer and each was to be shipped to different addresses in other states. The amount ranged between $1,000 - $2,500. First time I panicked and called the number given. I was told I had to go to Walgreens at this time and call the guy back. He gave me his first name - I think it was Josh. He said that he would tell me then what card I had to get and then they could take the charge off of my account. When I got off the phone, I thought about it and then checked my Amazon account. There was no charge for a computer. I did not go to Walgreens and about an hour later I saw on caller ID it was him again. I did not answer. However, every month I am getting the same email but a different computer at a different price being sent to an address but no name on the address given.

- Charlottesville, VA, USA

Three random Amazon packages showed up to an old address of mine. I did not order any of the three items (one package contained a collapsible dog bowl and water bottle / the second package contained a support belt/ the third package contained hair clippers). I did not order any of these products nor was my credit card charged. Upon looking at my Amazon account there is no history of these orders either. From what I researched online the scam is called “brushing”. I have updated my password and security settings in my Amazon account and will call them.

- Cleveland, OH, USA

Entered by ScamPulse.com Staff - LJ - 7-21-20

I am reporting a phone call I received claiming to be with Amazon. Said my account will be charged $499. I asked for what. The caller said an i phone. I did not order an i phone or have an account with them. I continued to question the caller. I asked when was the charge. He said yesterday. When I told him I don't have an Amazon account he said it is on my bank account. He could not provide any account information. I did not provide any personal information. I could barley understand him. I could hear other people talking in the background saying the same thing. The phone number in my caller Id 833-911-2018. I called the number back. It is not a working phone number. I called my bank and reported the call. They will keep an eye on my account. I knew right away this was a scam.

Made purchase for my parents on my amazon account. They called her and said they had a charge of $199.99 and if she made it. She said no. I called since my acct and when i told them i was report they told me * ***. The amt of purchase was only $21.99..attached is number that calles her. I did report it to Amazon customer service and they aren aren investigating.

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Good Afternoon ScamPulse.com



Thank you for helping us always.

Scammer emailed from fake amazon fraud protection email address; [email protected], saying that my friend/co-worker had a fraudulent $3,023.85 charge on her credit card and that he was going to help her. He needed her credit card information and access to her computer. There was also an additional $100.00 dollor charge that he could not explain with clarity.

Thank God she realized that he was not legitimate fairly quickly and hung up the call.

Please be aware and careful. The scammer address indicted above is where the $3,023.85 purchase was being shipped.

Thank you again & Be Safe & Be Well

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