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To email address is: mailto:[email protected]
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---------- 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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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I did not fall for this. I contacted amazon directly there was no such attempted charge.
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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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