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- Dallas, TX, USA

Amazon

On 4/23/2020 9:22 AM, Amazon wrote:

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> Amazon

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> Order Confirmation

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> Hello MY NAME WAS HERE ,

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> Thank you for shopping with us. The order for Apple I Phone 11 Pro is confirmed.

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> Details

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> Order #114-8063928-1587942

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> Arriving:

> Friday, April 24

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> Your Orders

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> Ship to:

> ***** ******** > **** W HIAWATHA ST APT *...

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> Total Before Tax:

> Estimated Tax:

> Order Total:

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> $1200.00

> $0.00

> $1200.00

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> If you haven't place this order please call the number +1-702-805-0786.

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> Do not reply to the email this email is not monitored. When your order ships, Amazon will scan the serial number and add it to the history of this order. Serial numbers for items that have shipped.

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> We hope to see you again soon.

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> Amazon.com

The emails below is what was sent to me I did tap on the download to see the letter but didn’t tap on update now. This isn’t my order number and it’s Sunday night and I still have access to my amazon account. I didn’t loose any identity to my knowledge.

My mother received a call from somebody claiming to be from Amazon and telling her she has a credit of $200. I called back with *67 and it took a while for the man to answer and he waited and answered thank you for calling Amazon. I said I know this is not Amazon and this is a scam, do not call my mother again and I and reporting you to the police. He then hung up on me.

E-mail confirmation of $199 for Amazon Prime membership, which I did not order.

- Clanton, AL, USA

I continue to receive this email from Amazon prime trying to get me to update my credit card information before my account is locked. This is not Amazon.

- Wichita Falls, TX, USA

I got a call saying there was fraudulent activity with my Amazon account. I don't have an account.

- Garden Valley, ID, USA

Robocall announcing there was a fraudulent purchased placed online under my account in the amount of $866.00. Press 1 if didn't make purchase. After pressing, there was a foreign (sounded Indian) operator that came on the phone and said that I had called, not the other way around. When I asked if it was a scam, the person said that I had called them (which I hadn't). The call then ended.

This email told us there was a problem with our account. I was to click a button to update our account. When we clicked on it, it asked for my social security number! That was a red flag for us!

Dear 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 recently moved, you may need to update this information with the card issuer.

Update Now

If you are unable to complete the verification process within 24hours, 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 account as any new order you place may be delayed.

- Olympia, WA, USA

Consumer received a call from Dave Parker claiming to work Amazon, he stated he was calling in regard to her account stating that her account was hacked from Houston and California in the amount $674.00 and wanting to help her get her money back. Dave gave her her old credit card number and when she told him it was an old one he asked for her new one, consumer refused to give the number. He asked her to go to safeway and get a ebay gift card while he was on the phone. He told her it would be about 100 dollars but that if she got a receipt she would get her money back. Consumer started seeing red flags. She was trying to hang up and he kept trying to keep her on the line. She said she had to go because it was her home phone. Dave sounded surprised as he thought she was on her cell phone. Dave gave her a gave her a code to put in for quicksupport > it gave him access to her phone so he could see her banking info and everything she is doing on her phone. Call was ended She called the bank and is going to the phone store to have them get a new sim card.

He wanted our business name and place. He said he is from Amazon and we bought a $5-- iphone. He was from Amazon billing.

I've received an email from the unwanted messages from A M A Z O N . C O M that I purchased two items that I didn't make. I called that phone number to report a fraud. The caller gave me a security code to freeze the account. The caller wanted me to buy a blocking card at local stores, but the local stores didn't have any. So the caller wants me to get three Ebay gift cards and pay $600.00 to solve my problems; therefore, I hang up.

- Caldwell, ID, USA

Call stating "This Amazon calling about your order for the new Apple I-Phone 11 - press 1 if you wish to cancel." I can just imagine how many people would press 1 without thinking about it. I do not know what the result of pressing 1 would be but it must do something that people do not want on their phones or charges what ever the program is designed to do. I thought that it would be good to put out a warning or if someone in the know could investigate. I can not state if it is ID theft, money grab attempt or what the result will be, but with a rapid disconnect after the request must be assuming that someone would press 1. We live in Idaho but the cell is an Oregon Area Code

I answered a call on my cell phone. The caller said that he was with Amazon. He did not give his name. He said someone has linked into my account for an i phone. $700. He asked if I was near a computer. I went downstairs to my friends computer. My friend questioned this. I became suspicious. He said somebody got to my password. I asked for a supervisor. Then the same man got back on the phone. He called from phone number 530-329-5244. When I questioned him he hung up. I called Amazon and reported the scam call. They were aware of this.

- Bellaire, TX, USA

Alert Log'in NotAuthorizedAccount Problem

Hello Customer,

We have encountered several problems with your account, so please

update your account details. If you don't renew your account within 24

hours (from opening this email) it will be officially deactivated.

Please update your account information quickly so you can continue to

enjoy all the benefits of your Amazon account.

Update Account

Sincerely,

Amazon.com

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- Edmond, OK, USA

Email states my account has been suspended and I need to update my payment information.

- Los Angeles, CA, USA

I haven’t clicked on the link, but also as someone who orders a lot from Amazon I’ve never seen this number. I also don’t have the specific name they’re referring to me as on my amazon packages or account.

- Pensacola, FL, USA

Received a call and they left a message saying they already debited my account for $299 for my Amazon Prime account which I know is $99. If I wanted my account to be credited I would need to call them back. When I called back a man told me I would need to be in front of my computer to have the money credited to my account. I asked the man his name and he said his name was Donald Trump. I then told him nothing had been debited from my account and that I believed he was being untruthful he then said I'm busy and hung up. Now they have my phone number and I wish I would have never called him back.

- Dunedin, FL, USA

They contacted me by text and in that text it said, hello mate your amazon package with tracking number 1zh2j8e78412621419 is ready for you to set delivery instructions at H4emv.info/1cja0Zd7jb. I got two of these texts I received the first one yesterday on January 30th and the second one today on the 31st.

- Chesterland, OH, USA

I answered a suspicious call on my home phone. The caller stated they were with Amazon. He said you have a phone here for $900. I told him I don't have an Amazon account. I did not order a phone. He told me to go onto my computer to do something. I don't know what. I got back and told him I would call the police. He had asked my name. My caller ID showed 209-488-1843.

I’ve been getting random text messages about a delivery coming from Amazon, but I don’t have anything coming from amazon. I know I don’t have anything expect because I’ve only ordered from amazon twice and received both orders already! I expect that the link that they’ve provided in the text message is a way to get all your information! Be aware!!

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