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- Anoka, MN, USA

I received the following message on my answering machine on Thursday March 18th at 11:17 AM. "Recent purchase on Amazon.com you have been charged $399.89 on your Visa card for the order number 7915. If you have made this purchase and recognize it, then simply hang up and your order will be delivered to you. However if you have not made this purchase or any such transaction then call us back on 850-303-6051. I reconfirm 850-303-6051. Thank you for your time today from customer support team

- Sanford, NC, USA

Our firestick stopped working, we tried to reinstall it and a code popped up and said to go to amazon/card for help and we called the phone number on that site. He said we were blocked due to fruad on our account of over 500$. He told us to install opendesk app and then open our amazon account and bank account where he was going to deposit 1$ and to tell him when we received it. Once he said it was a gift card, we disconnected and called Amazon who guided us through what to do next. We cancelled all credit and bank cards and immediatley changed passwords. We called him which was a very unsuspecting twist on the scams!

- Appleton, WI, USA

On March 25, this number (8556588715) called me every half hour,leaving a message saying our Amazon account has a suspicious charge of $729.00 activity on it.

I received the following message:

You still have $100 Amazon Bonus credit: w1fbv.info/PB6W3UFLiu See what you can claim before it expires on 03/21 w1fbv.info/PB6W3UFLiu

Received this text message:

*****, you still have $130 Amazon Bonus credit: v9fcm.info/m7FzoQ687l See what you can claim before it expires on 03/27 v9fcm.info/m7FzoQ687l

I did not click on any links and immediately deleted the text.

Scammers called us claiming to be with Amazon and told us that there is something fraudulent going on with our Amazon account. They gave us some amount that was involved, $700 and something. I didn't fall for it.

I received the following text message, after receiving two or three previous ones: " ... you still have $100 Amazon Bonus credit: v9fcm.info/m7FzoQmsJU See what you can buy before it expires on 03/27 v9fcm.info/m7FzoQmsJU "

- West Columbia, SC, USA

They called me pretending to be Amazon, telling me someone bought an IPhone 11 on my account for $599. They wanted to send me a form to my computer for me to fill out so they could cancel the purchase, and reimburse me the cost. When I looked on my Amazon account, there was no purchase listed for that, the guy told me my account was frozen, and I couldn't see it. I started a chat with Amazon, had them call me to discuss this. The guy was adamant about him sending me that form to my computer, I told him I would call him back, he kept saying "No, I need to send this form so you can get your money back". I hung up, and Amazon confirmed that they do not call, they will send an email.

- Minneapolis, MN, USA

They address you by name. And offer a 150$ Amazon Bonus credit and give links. Where they then tell you to see all the amazing things you can purchase until a specific date then follow up with the same link.

- Williamsburg, VA, USA

Received text and never respond or click the link.

The link is w1fby.info/PB0dPsCmij

- Noble, OK, USA

I received a text message that says;

Amazon: Congratulations Said, you came in 2nd in today's Amazon iPad raffle w1fbv.info/PB3zWGt075

Raffle drawings said I won Apple’s AirPods. I received this message three times. The fourth message said I had $100 in bonus credits to spend on Amazon. The messages each came from a regular phone number, not an email or five digit text number. The links were clearly not hosted by Amazon but by third party servers.

Amazon: Congratulations Bee, you came in 1st in today's Amazon pods raffle! Click the link to : v2fxw.info/9Bbfbqlkiq

- Leoma, TN, USA

(First name), you still have $100 Amazon Rewards credit: v8fzc.info/3bLZivCHwy See what you can claim before it expires on 03/22 v8fzc.info/3bLZivCHwy

- Clarksville, TN, USA

Scam texts saying “You still have $150 in Amazon rewards credit” or “$130 in Amazon bonus credits” and a link to (click to) “see what you can claim before it expires.”

I did not click the link.

- New Milford, CT, USA

Received text from Keith K Olszewski:

Amazon: Congratulations Pit, you came in 2nd in March's Amazon pods raffle! Click the link to : v6fmc.info/et1FkvFFO

Repeated text messaage telling me to claim a prize or that my package couldn’t be delivered from Amazon.

- West Point, NY, USA

“[My name], you still have $100 Amazon Rewards credit: (link). See what you can claim before it expires on 03/25 (same link).” Also got a variation of “you won Apple iPods” twice from similar scams this week

- Glen Allen, VA, USA

Received text: Order Confirmed: You paid $2549.99 against LG 4-Door Smart Refrigerator at AMAZON order id 032021T8 on 03-02-2021. If NOT you, Please Contact +1-833-220-3052

- Canfield, OH, USA

Says that you won an AirPods raffle, don’t click the link!

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