📅 Fraud Friday: Watch Out for Amazon Scams!
🔔 Scammers are posing as Amazon to steal your info and money. Here’s how they try to trick you:
🛑 Fake Order Confirmations
You get an email or text saying you placed a big Amazon order. You didn’t? That’s the scam. Clicking the link or calling the number connects you to a fake rep.
📞 “Amazon” Calls About Suspicious Activity
They’ll say your account has been hacked or there’s a charge from another state. Then they’ll ask for remote access to your phone or bank info.
🚨 Red Flags:
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You didn’t place an order
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Caller asks for personal or bank info
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They pressure you to act right now
✅ What to Do:
- Never click links or call numbers in unexpected texts or emails
- Log in directly at Amazon.com to check your account
- Report suspicious messages to stop-spoofing@amazon.com
🛡️ Stay safe, stay alert. Share this to help protect others!
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