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We received a phone call from Amazon trying to scam us for $995.50. Said we owe that amount. We don't have an Amazon account. Press one to dispute the charge. I pressed number one. A man came on the phone. He wanted me to put the money on an Amazon card. He asked if we lived close to a CVS store to get the card. We did not get the card. The number in our caller ID was 412-963-6524. We wanted to report the scam call.

"Thank you for your order" was on the fake invoice & the amount of $1399.50. Several reasons given to contact the number: if I wanted to change something or if this was in error, etc. I deleted because I have not ordered anything for any amount

I received a phone call a little while ago from Amazon. Callers name was Chester. He said I owe Amazon $700. I don't have the exact amount. I was in total shock. I was wondering if you had any complaints on this. I don't even have an Amazon account. He gave me a phone number to call back 206-504-7753. I wondered if my Grandkids did this. I did not call the number back.

I was contacted by phone. The scammers said someone had hacked my Amazon account and they were trying to help me get the charges taken off of my account. They wanted to know if my account started with a 4 or 5 and how much I had in my bank account. They wanted to connect me with my bank. Which would not have actually been my bank. That's when I told them I would contact my bank and they hung up.

Scammer saying I bought a laptop computer from them (Amazon) which I did not. This was an email. I want to report it to stop it or for you to put out a scam alert.

Authorize a charge to your Amazon account of 1500.00 for a ipad and iphone pro ear pods press 1 to say yes or press 2 to decline then hung up. Got another same call an hour later from different number and State

This phone number (608-516-9878) called my phone. It was an Auto message saying, You have a purchase of a MacBook and Ipod on your Amazon account for $1000+. To cancel this order press #__ or..... I wasn't going to stay on and listen to the rest for safety purposes, and 1. because I haven't been on my Amazon account for probably 3-4 years, so it might not even be active.

2. I haven't made any purchase like that and if I did, I would go through Apple, not Amazon.

3. I can check my credit card and see if the scam charges are true vs finding a PW for Amazon to see if the purchase was true.

I'm guessing they wanted to keep me on the phone to get a recorded voice to say certain words. Unfortunately all the reverse phone number look ups want a paid account so all I could do is see that the number is located in Madison, no other information without paying.

I got a call that said there was a large amount of money charged to my account for an iPhone. This is untrue just a scam I believe to get my information.

I think this is a phishing scam, but could be online purchase. Was contacted by a robo-service from Racine, WI, saying that it was from Amazon and it was calling about a recent purchase of an IPhone (or IPad, I can't remember) for $900+. It then said to press 1 if I hadn't made that purchase. Pressed one and was connected to someone who asked for my name and zip code so they could 'look it up'. By then, I had been looking at my Amazon account and saw nothing weird. Googled and saw that this exact thing is a scammer. Hung up on them and came here to report it. On the questions below, I don't know if I have actually had my identity stolen or money stolen, yet. Since I hung up on them, I don't know what they were ultimately after. Hopefully will never need to find out...

Called back multiple times, was finally answered fourth time. When I asked about the legitimacy of the charge and the questionable name, was immediately verbally accosted with a slew of vulgarities and question of my employement, I obliged and said “only business I have is figuring you out.”

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He called my cell phone and said he was Alex from Amazon Customer Service. Asked if I was trying to buy an Iphone for $990. Wanted to know if anyone else would be buying it. He said the purchase was coming from Alaska. He wanted me to sign into my Amazon account through my phone and I said I wasn't going to do that on my phone. He told me to open it through the computer. I told him I was at work. I did sign on to the computer and I saw there was a security area. He said "don't select that" open a new tab and enter anydesk.com He gave me his ID # DC9874 and S19 was another one of his numbers. He offered for me to speak to his Supervisor to which I said so I can speak to another scammer. I alerted my boss who said he is not from Amazon. I immediately changed my password on Amazon. This did shake me a bit.

I've recently received several emails from an alleged "Billing-Team" for amazon informing me that an order has been dispatched and is on the way, however I NEVER ORDERED ANYTHING from amazon in the amount listed- $1799.00/ASUS ROG Strix (2021) Gaming Laptop! I immediately contacted the REAL Business ( Amazon) and they confirmed that this was most definitely not anything that they had record or nor showing in their systems. This is a SCAM attempting to collect money from random people or has illegally or has illegally gained access to personal emails.

Received call from Amazon saying that $1299.00 was taken out my Amazon Account. And I received a text that $999.00 was charged to my Amazon Account. I did not speak with them. I called my bank and the charges had not gone through. Seems the Amazon Imposter had wanted me to call them. I did not call them. Received text from 505-720-9180 and called from 866-312-7655.

I Google searched Amazon customer service number and this is the site I clicked on. Called one number and spoke with someone that called me back from the number I have listed in report. I was looking for credit for an Amazon purchase I made that had a price difference. I was told by this individual that I needed to establish a credit and needed to purchase prepaid gift cards to get my money back. After several attempts I was informed that the cards I purchased were not active and had to buy more cards. This person was very convincing and threatening to me I didn't realize that I was being scammed until it was too far and one out of my hands. I am so distraught from this encounter and I hope something can be done to help me and others from this happening again.

Was very concerned. Tried to be helpful. Asked for money cards as refund repayment.

I received an email that an iphone 13 pro was shipping to Florida. I called 877-351-2514, person was talking about my IP address being compromised from 9 domestics states and 27 International Countries. Asking me for my names. providing me with my home address. Person also said I have a $6300-credit card with Amazon and its currently being used.

Received email stating I purchased a Dell Alienware Area 51M Gaming Laptop. It is to be delivered to Tony R Hamby 2278 White Avenue, Corpus Christi TX 78476 - purchase order #171-25324003-6252031 - Amount $1154.53

I have not purchase no such equipment.

We received an email from "AMAZON" that said we owe thousands of dollars for " "computer hacking equipment". They spoke in thick foreign accents and incited my husband to anger when they referred him to a bogus customer care sight that would only take the "so-called" charge off if he got a gift card. My husband thought I bought something erroneously and yelled at me and made me talk to them. I was yelled at by them and was told to "get the [censored]in card!" I carefully explained to my husband I would not and why. My husband slowly realized that I was right. Its a scam!

This particular company has been emailing my elderly in-laws my elderly dad and us stating that they are Amazon which they are not. Email says we ordered something expensive to cancel call this particular number within 24 hours I'm receiving the email. Then you call the number then they try to fish information out of you that they should already have if it was truly Amazon fortunately somebody was there to handle the situation before both my in-laws and my father gave out any personal information.

On Jan 10, 2022 at 2.19 pm I received a call from 540-235-6889 saying that they were from Amzon customer service team, and they have noticed an iPhone purchase on my Amazon account worth $1400. My card associated with the account was charged. When I said I couldn’t see any such transaction, they said that the bad actors are probably masking that is making it unable to see this. For them to securely submit the claim and refund me the money, they would need to send it over via a secure connection, for which I need to download a software. They provided me with the link and I followed the steps. The asked me to fill in a Google doc form with my name, address, last 4 digits of the card and the amount $1400. They asked me to hit submit, and when I did, they asked me to read out the confirmation. The confirmation showed that I will be refunded $14,000. They said I may have made an error, which I didn’t, but they insisted it was on my part, and the simple solution was that they would let me keep the $1400, but I would have to refund the rest. By this time, they provided me an option to talk with the supervisor, Peter. This Peter send me the picture of his Amazon job ID card, which had amazon prime logo on top, from the number 501-594-2514. Peter then asked me to log into my card account, to check that indeed they have transferred the money and I could see the amount being credited. This Peter was on the call with me the entire time.

Now Peter says that Amazon needs the money back, and it has to be B-2-B (between two business units) and I can’t possibly pay them personal, since that would be a violation of the tax agreements. The way I can do this would be to purchase gift cards - Amazon, GooglePlay, Apple, Target, Sephora, Nordstrom or vanilla visa card - either the same kinds or a combination of these, $500 on each to make up for the $12,600. I said I don’t have that much amount of purchasing limit, and he said it would be fine if we could get half of that, to save me from any trouble. I need to take my card and my driving license.

I went to Stop&Shop, Target, ShopRite and CVS to purchased 3 Target, 1 Amazon, 2 Nordstrom, 1 Sephora and 3 vanilla visa cards, each worth $500. After this, my credit card company have frozen my account (thankfully), and I told Peter that I can’t purchase anything anymore. They said they would call back again the next day (Jan 11, 2022), and they are disconnecting for today. Throughout the call Peter kept on saying that the call is being recorded and not to put him on mute, since that would affect his ratings with his superiors. He also said he appreciated the effort that I was making and would try to compensate me from his own salary. I was frustrated by this time, and I disconnected the call.

I started getting a bad feeling about this a couple of hours later, and did look up on Google to see if this was a scam, and realized I was scammed.

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