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Typical "You have won the amazon airpods shuffle" scam.

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This is the 2nd text like this that I've received in the past 2 weeks.

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Received the following text message. Amazon: Congratulations P.A., you came in 2nd in today's Amazon Earpods raffle! Click this link to set shipment: u9fvx.info/PnOiBrgCq2

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- Ballwin, MO, USA
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The text claims to be from Amazon. It says, "Congratulations, you came in 1st in March's Amazon Airpods raffle! Follow this link to arrange shipment."

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Amazon: Congratulations wwww, you came in 1st in this week's Amazon Airpods raffle! Click the link to arrange shipment: u9fvx.info/PnREIFhNk0

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- Miami, FL, USA
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Phishing scam using my name saying I won amazon raffle. I did not click on the link, but they’re probably asking for personal and amazon account information. See screenshot.

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- Minneapolis, MN, USA
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Multiple text messages from different numbers claiming to be Amazon and saying I’ve won a raffle.

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Received a text saying I won 3rd place in Amazon earbud raffle. I didn't click it and googled the scam instead

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- Columbus, OH, USA
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I was sent a text message saying I came in 2nd place and won earpods from Amazon. They used my name in the text too. I didn't click on the link so I'm not sure where it would have taken me. It was definitely a scam though.

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- Covington, LA, USA
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Received a text message saying that I was the winner of a set of AirPods from Amazon. It also gave a link to click on I didn’t open the email or click on it

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- Kingman, AZ, USA
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I received a text message from “Amazon” about coming in 2nd place for “Amazon’s March Airpods Raffle”. The phone number was 6316274984 and the link started with u9fvx.

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I was sent a text message I did not recognize, but it was strange because it wasn't addressed to me. It said a prize was won from Amazon and I should click the link to claim it.

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- Minneapolis, MN, USA
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I received a text from a number saying I came in third place in a "Earpods raffle" and was provided a link to schedule a delivery. I knew something was off when I received the text. Firstly, I didn't think Amazon would hold raffles. And secondly, if Earpods are what are being given away, why give away an item that is commonly given for free with every iPhone sold? Surely they meant Airpods, as that would be more intimating for people. I did not click on the link provided, as I fear they might be asking for personal data, and I know the real Amazon keeps your financial and location data secured.

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- Farmington, MO, USA
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Second one of these Amazon earpod raffle in as many weeks. I did not click the link.

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These scammers sent my elderly father an e-mail claiming he had sent a payment for $329 to "Premium Support llc" for Amazon Prime and asked him to call a number. He called that number and they convinced him to allow remote access to his computer. We subsequently noticed several modifications to his paypal account, but so far we have not see any stolen money or suspicious credit card transactions. We are reporting the incident to financial institutions and have cancelled credit cards and have changed all account passwords and disconnected his laptop from the internet until it can be thoroughly scanned.

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- Saint Louis, MO, USA
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Amazon: Congratulations Elaine, you came in 3rd in March's Amazon Earpods raffle! Follow this link to set delivery: ********************* <--- that's the text message I copied that I received at 3:26pm

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- Amarillo, TX, USA
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Stated an order had been placed for a phone and wanted to know if I placed the order or wanted to cancel it. Wanted me to get on an app to cancel the order.

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I get a call for Amazon. They said someone is purchasing an I Phone on my account. I have an account. They scammed me. Had me to go to my cell phone and download these apps. I did that and I noticed that they were taking money out of my account. I called my bank to get it stopped. They would not let me power off my cell phone. I tried everything and had to take it to Verizon to get is shut off. They ended up taking $400 out of my account. They scammed me.

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I got a call from Amazon saying my account would be charged $799, and to press one if I didn't want to pay it.

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I received a call from Amazon stating that my account had $7215.28 in purchases and I needed to pay this. They had my social security, address and phone # but didn't have my credit card information. I hung up and called Amazon and my bank and they had no such charge.

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