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- Saint Louis, MO, USA

I received a phone call from 264-305-6599 stating a purchase I made at Amazon for an Iphone had been shipped to an address, referenced Texas, that was not mine. If I did not make the purchase press 1. I disconnected the call. Changed my Amazon account information. I contacted Amazon Customer Service to report the scam Robo call. Have also reported the scam to BBB.

- Hartselle, AL, USA

Called Amazon (which was a scam 866 number I didn’t know about) because my Prime Video was not working. They told me I had been scammed and I needed to buy eBay gift cards to credit my debit card account. They had my number! Even sent me emails where I had been Refunded money.

They stole my money —

$1,000.00. Their phone was 866-216-1072 among other fake ones.

- Indianapolis, IN, USA

In From line prior to email address is "From: Amazon.com Before email address is mailto:

To email address is: mailto:[email protected]

Unable to determine website without clicking on "Update Now" image.

- Indianapolis, IN, USA

In From line prior to email address is "Locked Information #KQWUR. Before email address is mailto:

- Indianapolis, IN, USA

Note: before email address it adds mailto: In the To: line is mailto:[email protected]

Cannot verify website without clicking on "Update Now" image.

- Indianapolis, IN, USA

Note: before email address it adds mailto: Also, preceding mailto: is From Amazon Noticed. In the To: line is mailto:[email protected]

Above example below is:

---------- Original Message ----------

From: A?m?azon Noticed

To: [email protected]

Date: 07/08/2020 7:53 PM

Subject: Your A?azon Accounts has been sign-in from another locations on Wednesday, July 8, 2020

Dear Customer,

Your Accounts is Iocked for following reason(s):

- A recent change in your personal information (i.e change of address , phone number).

- Detected two unauthorized devices accessed from different devices and locations.

Open (.PDF) to manage your account information.

If you do not update within 24 hours, will be disabled your accounts, please know that we can give out order information only to the name and email address associated with you.

Cannot determine website without clicking on View Your Account image.

They called at 3:09 pm on 07/09/20 saying someone was trying to charge over $200 on Amazon on my account. I told them I was going to turn them in and they hung up.

I received email notification from my work place that two Amazon packages have arrived for me. I never ordered anything from Amazon to be delivered at my workplace. When i picked up the packages, they had no senders information on it. In one package was Mini handheld personal portable fan with flexible tripod fix worth $25.9 plus $7.47 taxes with a total of $31.44. Another package had a USB c to Ethernet Adaptor worth $14.99 plus $7.03 taxes coming to a total of $22.02. I checked my bank account and no money was deducted. But i never ordered these items of my amazon account.

Read the great article on CBC:

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/brushing-scam-alberta-amazon-mystery-pack... />
Where it talked about brushing, and that are no registered cases in Southern Alberta. Sadly I was a target for this type of scam a couple of times: I have been sent 2 packages, at different times (One, a set of speakers, ad the second, some Bluetooth earplugs).

I contacted both times amazon (via their website/my account), and explained the situation, and no matter how clearly I explained it (e.g. mentioned it by name "the brushing Scam" ), they could not figure out.

I woke up to 4 email confirmations from Amazon for 4 chairs worth $200 each that I did not place. I went on my account and wasn't able to see the orders (I later learned that the orders were archived so that they could not be easily found). I contacted Amazon immediately to have the orders cancelled (they could see the orders on their end). The orders were getting shipped to my home address, and my credit card was used (both saved on my Amazon account). I recently heard on CBC Eye Opener that this is called a brushing scam. Companies do this so that you are a verified purchaser for their product, so that they can leave really good reviews for their product to help their business, even though the actual product was getting shipped to my address. I no longer store my shipping address or credit card information on Amazon. I changed my credit card number and my Amazon account password.

I received a package addressed from amazon. When I opened the package the items inside were not anything I had ordered. I called amazon and gave them the tracking number off the package. They said they had no information on that tracking number. They told me I could keep the items inside or throw them away. I had no idea this scam was going on until today.

- Tucson, AZ, USA

Robo call comes in and says my purchase of an iphone for $500 was just charged to your account and will be dispatched tomorrow. To cancel the charge please call 8338120786. I do not have an amazon account.

- Port Richey, FL, USA

This #831-777-5487 saying my amazon account was charged $77 my husband answered told me I called Amazon cust. serv. And they said nothing was charged in either mine or husband act. So I called the number above talked to a David who said Nigerians hacked in purchased Nike Tennis shoes.....I said cancel It ...and I just spoke to Amazon cust. Serv. And my account has no charged. And he hung up?

- San Antonio, TX, USA

Received an email stating that my order from Amazon for a SAMSUNG 65” Class 4K Crystal UHD (2160P) LED Smart TV with HDR UN65TU8200 2020 was being delivered and if I had questions about the order to call 800-983-6073. I called the number to let them know that I did not place that order and that it was fraudulent.

The male representative (with an Indian accent), told me that he would cancel the order but that I had to access a website so that Amazon and my computer could connect and go through the cancellation process. The website address that he gave me was www.CBTTR.com. I told him that I did not feel comfortable giving them access to my computer and told him that I needed to investigate this order further before proceeding. After verifying charges with my credit card company and my amazon account, it was determined that this "order" was never placed through Amazon, credit card was never charged and that the individual was trying to gain access to my computer.

- Northport, AL, USA

I received a "automated" phone call from (************ that then rolled over to an individual. The individual, Marco, said my Amazon account had been breached by someone in Ohio. He wanted me to follow his directions (listed below) so that I could check my Amazon account's security for myself. I did not trust him so I wrote the steps down.

1) Hold the windows key down and hit "r".

2) Hit OK, I assume he meant Enter.

3) Click on Services and choose the option "To check security".

I told him that I didn't trust his directions so he gave me his "direct" phone number. *************. I did not follow his directions during the call or after. I did contact Amazon and make a report. The Amazon representative said that no one from the company would ever contact an account holder in this manner.

- Bullard, TX, USA

Man (foreign accent & wouldn't give name or supervisor) we have changed our rates and you owe us $99/mo. When asked for a supervisor, he yelled & said, "get lost you [censored]".

- Radcliff, KY, USA

Received two phone calls saying that, I needed to call them back ASAP to keep from having a 250.00 dollar gift card charged to my amazon account. It said that it appears that my amazon account had been compromised and to call 1-845-681-4323 to get a refund.

I did not fall for this. I contacted amazon directly there was no such attempted charge.

I received a call on 6/26/2020 @11:00 asking me to aprove a $1000.00 purchase from Amazon , I was about to hang up when I heard this foreign man say "will you approve this purchase." I immediately hung up & went straight to Amazon to look up my former purchases which showed NO present purchases. Be aware.

- Rayville, LA, USA

I got a phone call tell me that I bought iPhone 11 than he gave me a website.

- New Orleans, LA, USA

I did not respond, because I don't respond to situations in which I am not familiar. I received a text message that stated,"Shipped, Your Amazon package with $103 loyalty reward will be delivered Monday, June 15th, Marguerite."

The first message said it would be delivered on Sunday. I'm not Marguerite or maybe that was supposed to be the person sending it. I never received a package. But I am not familiar with Amazon giving out rewards. I did not call nor did I contact them by what appears to be a website. I think someone was trying to contact me for fraudulent purposes. I'm not sure this was a fraud, because I didn't respond. It does sound fishy. ( I don't really know what kind of fraud it was, because I didn't respond.I put counterfeit product, because I had to put something.)

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