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I received a text that said I won 2nd place in an "Amazon earpod raffle" and to follow a link for delivery.

I received a voicemail saying it was Amazon and that someone had made a purchase of 1099 dollar on my account. They asked me to get my laptop to allow them to cancel the charge and then I became suspicious.I asked for his name and phone he seem to had an Indian accent. He gave me a first name of Roger and the following number 786-886-3051.

- Lisle, NY, USA

I’ve gotten this text twice this weekend. Different numbers same wording.

Amazon: Congratulations ***, you came 1st in today's Amazon Earpods raffle! Follow the link to set delivery: u8frx.info/RKtApwhrjL

- Santa Clara, CA, USA

Received text message that reads:

Amazon: Congratulations, you came 2nd in March's Amazon Airpods raffle! Follow the link to arrange delivery: [suspicious link]

I did not open link as I suspected this to be a scam. I googled the content of the text message and came across the ScamPulse.com website reporting this specific scam.

- Marysville, WA, USA

This is second week in a row to receive a text like this. I deleted the first one last week. Decided to look it up this week. The link they sent me to “claim my AirPods” is

u7fxe.info/IMYK7wols9

- Jericho, NY, USA

I received the following text message (name redacted):

Amazon: Congratulations [MyName], you came in 1st in today's Amazon Earpods raffle! Click this link to arrange delivery: u8frx.info/RKqeiiEIIp

- Grayslake, IL, USA

Texts late at night about winning Amazon air pods raffle. And includes link.

- Northbrook, IL, USA

Amazon: Congratulations GREG, you came in 2nd in this week's Amazon Airpods raffle! Follow the link to set delivery: u8frx.info/RKmSb4h2Pu

- Memphis, TN, USA

amazon scam

- Bakersfield, CA, USA

This message contained my name in it. My name is very uncommon. I do not know where they obtained my name. They even spelled it right! Be careful.

Free EarPods

Got my info from Airbandb

- Lake Mills, WI, USA

I have received at least 2 of these texts in the last couple of days stating that I have won something from Amazon. One message was addressed to me and the other to my daughter but both were texts to my cell phone.

I received a email saying that someone was changing my password, the code was sent to my email and my account asked me was it me. I replied no. I proceeded to contact Amazon customer service to see if they could fix the problem. I asked them how many devices did my account have and the said 4, two in Virginia and 2 in Ohio. I don’t know a soul in Ohio for someone to have my account. The two that were here was my fire stick and echo. So they told me in order for them to remove these devices I had to be verified. So I told them okay. They proceeded to ask me if I had a “verification card” from Amazon, I told them no. They asked me to basically purchase a Walmart “e-gift card” or a Amazon “e-gift card” to verify my self because my account was hacked. This card was $100 which they said I wasn’t paying for a real card just a dummy giftcard ( so which made it a dummy card was me putting “Amazon verification card” in the message box ) and when I put that in there is was supposed to know to process and not take my money out of my account. Then it got worse!!! I had a another person try to help me fix the first person mistake buy sending me verification codes to my phone and I had to basically send them the amount money of the verification code for them to give me my money until it so deep to the point where they were trying to be so nice a helpful where I couldn’t take it anymore I just wanted my money back. They continued to tell me that in order for me to get my money back I had to continue the process And I never received it. I had to send them the money through either cash app or zelle. And zelle is where they took my money. So I can’t even trust Amazon customer service to do there job or maybe they need to look into hiring better customer service reps.

- Charlotte, NC, USA

Texted me saying I won AirPods and a watch, provided a link and instructed me to set up an account.

- Afton, VA, USA

I received a phone call saying Amazon has an order for me for $799, but I don't have an Amazon account.

They said I came first in an Amazon EarPods raffle and gave a link to click and set the delivery

- Waverly, IA, USA

Hi see screenshot, Amazon text prize scam you are aware of but on a number not associated with scams before as far as I can tell.

- Cedarburg, WI, USA

Congratulating me on winning earpods from Amazon with a link to click to arrange delivery.

Received this message: Congratulations, you came 3rd in this week's Amazon Earpods raffle! Follow the link to arrange delivery: v1fmz.info/YjJnWm1sWd

I did not enter any raffle

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