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- Henrico, VA, USA
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We received a phone call on Friday, September 21 at approximately 4:00 p.m. The caller was female and said she was calling re: a $77 purchase made on our VISA card with Amazon and requested that if we made the purchase that it was okay. If we had not made the purchase that we needed to call them at 888-419-9111. We immediately called our credit card company and a male answered the phone. He asked me my name. I had a feeling that it was not the credit card company and asked who he was. He again asked for my name and I hung up on him. I checked the phone number for my credit card company and the number was correct. I redialed it and this time reached the company. I explained to them what had transpired and they assured me that there were no charges to Amazon on our account. On Saturday, September 22 at 3:35 p.m. we received another call from a female saying basically the same thing as the day before re: a $77 purchase with our VISA card with Amazon. We checked with our credit card company again this time the call went through on the first try. The VISA representative advised that no charges had been made to our VISA card.

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- Westerville, OH, USA
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My father wanted me to apply to this job by amazon he seen on the internet and thought it sounded really good, the job title is:

"Prime Agent position"

He showed me the link: amz-jobs.co

when u go there you will see:

Prime Agent Position

We are very glad to see that you are interested in joining our team. We have a Financial Agent position available, a job that you can do from home, you don`t have to stay in a office, or quit a current job. No previous experience is needed. Below you can find your responsibilities and benefits for this position:

Benefits:

$5,800 salary / month + 5% commission from each processed payment

Brand new Toyota Corrola after the first month of probation

Full health insurance

Low working hours

Responsibilities:

Your duty as a financial agent will be to receive and process the payments coming from our clients via bank wire transfer. Paying invoices for the company

In order to get more info, please click the button below and one of our agents will contact you as soon as possible.

I applied by giving my name, number and email then they emailed me this from Ronald Bartley email address -

[email protected], this is the message:

Dear Aaron Terry ,

As you must have been informed, this position is a very rewarding job that doesn't interfere with your daily routine/activities. We strive to cultivate a familiar relationship with our employees, instead of an an employer-employee agenda, based on work matters.

To become a legal employee of Amazon, you need to:

1. Read carefully and agree with the Employment contract, for more info you can also find a full job description attached to this email.

2. E-mail us a scanned or photo copy of the filled in and signed Employment contract along with a clear picture with your ID, a picture with the back of your ID and a selfie picture with you, holding your ID, in order to confirm the validity of your paperwork.

See attached an example, on how you need to confirm your ID, in order to get your application approved.

3. Go on our website and register, by clicking the Register button.

( you can find our recruiting center website in the signature below or on the top of the attached employment contract ).

If you have any questions, don`t hesitate to contact us.

--After I sent them that information I received another email:

[email protected]

Dear Aaron Terry,

We are very glad to see that you are interested in joining our team. In order to get started, please visit our website and register yourself: https://amz-hr.com/.

Once we receive your online registration we will be able to get you started working as soon as possible.

--I clicked on the link then it asked for my name, address, phone number and my credit card account information, of course this did not feel right and I DEFINITELY DID NOT ENTER MY CREDIT CARD ACCOUNT INFORMATION!!! so I looked this job up directly from amazon.com website and OF COURSE! it does not show.

So I even tried youtube to see if anyone posted videos about this job and I found a video that led me here

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This company will sent you a link to read about the job opportunity (http://576902770757.loodpetroleumgh.com/). Sounds great, just put your information in and they will call you. Got a call and they sent me an email with a contract asking for a selfie with my driver's license and then a copy of just my driver's license. Attached is the contract stating that full time you can make about 5k a month plus 5% commission. I have worked in a commission based job and that sounded sketchy. So I called the number at the bottom of the email and what are the chances that it was the same guy I talked to the previous day from a different phone number. When I asked what the job initialed he stated that they pay merchants for amazon and that money will be deposited into my bank account and then I would withdraw the money and "pay their clients" with the money. So just to do my researched a little more, I contacted Amazon and asked if this job even excised. Low and behold they did not and advised that what I was receiving was a scam.

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received a voicemail saying they reviewed my online resume and had open positions working with "Amazon" listing products and posting reviews that paid anywhere from $17-$32 hr. Female said to apply today as they are only hiring 23 people and to apply to "stockretail.org". I looked at their site which immediately looked suspicious. Also, it seems they have different names, i.e. "stockretail.com" etc. The positions are not on a job site with job description but rather a scam for you to pay for a training kit. I checked the Amazon site and they have no such jobs listed. This is a scam!

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I received this voicemail and thendod a search to see if it was a real opportunity. Finding it is now per you guys here.

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Beware of anyone who calls as Amazon with an offer for an affiliate program that sets you up with a domain and full marketing support for a one time fee. They get you with a one letter difference from the email account they send you (webpartnerrs). It is actually a multi-layered scam. They say they are with Amazon but the agreement paperwork they send is for Online Marketing Gurus LLC and as far as I can tell, that isn't who they are either. I have Amazon investigating and disputing the charge with my bank.

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- Moscow, ID, USA
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I had a voicemail on my phone but no missing calls. The prerecorded message said something about Amazon wanting to hire me because they found my resume online. It told me to go to storejobs.org and sign up for an employment opportunity working online for Amazon making reviews and testing products that would pay anywhere from $17-$23/hour.

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- Stanwood, WA, USA
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Recieved a phone call soliciting employment opportunities through Amazon

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- Idaho Falls, ID, USA
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Caller states Amazon is seeking to employee 23 positions for work online in your spare time pay ranging between $17-$32 per hour. They saw my resume on line ( fabrication I don’t have a resume online) then I was directed to their website to fill out an employment application. I did not pull up their website.

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- Missouri City, TX, USA
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Person named Sarah called to say that She had gotten my Resume on-line and thought I'd be interested in working for Amazon. Shared several positions and quoted a salary from $13 to &32 per hr. Said to apply via stock retail.org as they were only hiring 23 persons.

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- Pompano Beach, FL, USA
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Claimed to be Amazon and they found me online and we're paying 20.00 to 30.00 an hour. Said to fill out app at stockretail.com

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This man is acting like he work for Amazon and asking for my bank account information and asked if he could use another account and I gave my cousin account and said he would refund me on her account the money never showed now saying there is no money

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- Sioux Falls, SD, USA
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Today I missed a call from a number indicating it was from Amazon. I checked my orders, emails and nothing was out of the ordinary. I called the number back to make sure nothing was wrong. It was a long recording about becoming an Amazon "affiliate" for an investment of $200. It was a very long message and got very confusing. They kept using the Amazon name over and over. It was about setting up your own website and "working" for Amazon. The fee is $200 and if you are interested then you are supposed to leave all of your personal information. I feel like it is very sketchy.

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- Phoenix, AZ, USA
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Fake Amazon Job website. Trying to get sensitive personal info through the phone, possible money scheme, identity theft etc.

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Keep seeing this notice interupt me while reading stories on seemingly legitimate websites. Claims that I’ve been selected to receive a free gift card or iphone etc. They need to be stopped, sure it’s a potential virus

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- Schenectady, NY, USA
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Hello,

I got a call on 6/6/2018 from a number that said “We’re hiring 25 workers in your area to work for Amazon.com”. They informed me to visit internetprofits.com and work from home. Earn $500/day...

The number that left the message was (617) 396 3631. Another caller's ID was (410)989-4470. None of these numbers are useful.

The website InternetProfit.org is asking for $47 to sign up and promises large income by working form home.

THIS IS A SCAM!!

do not pay a penny!

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- Dallas, TX, USA
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I also got a call to go to Amazon data job and fill oit application to work from home and make 6,000 a month.

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- Wichita Falls, TX, USA
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This number is used as a customer service number for Amazon. Then they ask for all sorts of account information, saying that someone else is trying to use your account. (Which is what they are trying to do.) It is listed on the front cover of a book that they are supposedly selling for 0-$1 on Amazon. When I was in the top search line of Amazon, I requested a customer service number, and this book came up. They then tried to get a $489 gift card charged to my account. I am assuming that they thought anything under $500 was not checked.

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Amazon scam that said you earned a $1000 gift card

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This person or entity is impersonating Amazon in a phishing email.

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