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- Clinton, WI, USA
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Just got a text for a special offer....seems a bit odd.

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- Columbus, OH, USA
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I received a phone call that my Amazon account had been compromised, and someone had charged my account for $200 anti-virus computer equipment. (His name was Robin with an Indian accent). Foolishly, I gave him access to my computer. I was told I'd be contacted by Amazon to refund me the $200. I was then called by Dan Williams (1(413)252-0656 (Belchertown, MA), to refund me the money. I was told it would be a transfer of funds to my bank acct. Again, very foolishly, I gave bank information, and $500 was stolen from my checking account.

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- Tallahassee, FL, USA
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Scammer used fake Amazon invoice to sell a Nissan Altima with 93,000 miles.

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An unsolicited call from a supposedly Amazon company contacted me at 5:11 p.m. on Monday April 23rd from Hermosa Beach California the caller said that they needed to verify a purchase of $77.99 on my Visa and I was to contact them at 210-421-4421 to verify that I ordered it. Checking my Amazon orders there is no order for that amount so I did not return the call.

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- Fairfield, NE, USA
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People called and said they were Amazon and that we had some purchases on our account they thought were fraudulant with the debit cards on there. I questioned them several times about wondering if they were really from Amazon but they seemed to know how to answer the questions just right. They took remote access of my computer and after I gave them my son's debit card numbers, CVV numbers, and exp numbers they said they were going to cancel the transactions that had already taken place. They first went to Western Union and tried twice to put in a money order and then they went to Card Cash and tried to purchase a Nordhams card. They then said the credit card on the account had something wrong also. I asked if it was my Amazon card and they said it was the other one on there. I started to give them that card's numbers and then thought this doesn't seem right. I said no and they got very upset and said they were done and hung up. I then called Amazon right away and they said that they would never take remote access of a computer and that they hadn't called. I called Western Union and got the account they made taken down and both my son's called their debit card companies to report their cards as stolen.

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- Colorado Springs, CO, USA
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Scammer said he was with Amazon Fraud and wanted me to verify a that my Amazon account was used to order an item in a Northeastern state. Wanted me to press the number 1 on my phone if i ordered the item. I did not. I redialed there phone number the caller answered and acted like he did not call me. He had a heavy accent and I could not understand on either call.

I called Amazon and they said there was nothing to be done and that the number was not a number for Amazon.

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- Marion, IA, USA
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Found a car for sale on Facebook and contacted seller who then had me send my email cause they said they were at work. Then was contacted through email. Seller asked for my name and address so that they could give my information to Amazon to show that I was interested in the vehicle. (They said that the car is being sold through Amazon for safety reasons) I was then sent a invoice from “Amazon” with all the vehicle information as will as payment method and a phone number to call. I called and they said that it was Amazon support and walked me through the process and how it would go. Then I bought Amazon gift cards and gave the numbers to them over the Phone. (Yes I know big red flags right there) I was just excited about the car and didn’t look far enough in to this. Once I gave them the card info they had me take a picture and attach it to the email and send it. They said it was to show proof of purchase. DO NOT send a picture of any receipts. They do it so when question they have picture proof they they purchased the cards. I lost 1400 dollars in this scam.

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- Novi, MI, USA
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Calling daily about working for Amazon and making $27 an hour.

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- Bridgeview, IL, USA
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work online with *** hourly $27 and up

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Didn't recognize phone number so I let it go to voicemail. Message was as follows: "Hi this is Sara calling. We need people to work for ***.org. Hourly salaries are up to $35 an hour. Go to ***.org for details."

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Said they had reviewed my *** profile and wanted to offer me a job, text message was the initial means of contact

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- Maurice, LA, USA
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Left a voicemail message about my Amazon prime needing renewal and I had to call the number they left to renew and pay my $119.00. However I knew my renewal was automatic. It also happened to go though on my credit card on Jan 16th so I knew it was a scam. My husband deleted the message before I could get the number we were told to call.

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- Redding, CA, USA
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I noticed Amazon prime kept charging my account, which did happen to be amazon. However, the first phone number on google that I found happened to be 1 (877) 974 - 3757 so I called that, a man named "Peter" answered the phone and had me go to this website - www.cbttr.com - and then had me log into my email and online banking. I changed all passwords and user names and reported it to my bank also, they canceled my card and sent me a new one.

Once he had my bank information open, he hung up on me, I called back and then he told me to not call back again.

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- Yukon, OK, USA
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I had a phone message offering jobs with Amazon working at home starting at $27/hr. I checked it on bbb and found out it was a scam. I get these calls at least once a week, each with a new number so its virtually impossible to block them. It's always an automated call.

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- Saint Clair Shores, MI, USA
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I received a recording saying to goto retailincome.org for a work from home job opportunity from Amazon at $27.50 per hour. Not sure if it is legitimate

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- Cleveland, OH, USA
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I wanted to report two text messages I recently received. Appeared to be from Amazon. The message was received from phone number 570-737-0970 in my caller ID. Text message stated unusual activity deleted on my Amazon Account. Stated please call to verify your account number by dialing 1-844-473-7886. I called the phone. A woman with an accent answered the phone hello. She did not give her name. They did not identity themselves as being with Amazon. She gave the phone to a man. I asked wht is this about. He said there have been transactions on my Amazon Account. He said I needed to give him my credit card number to pull up my Amazon account. He wanted the last four digits. I refused to give out any personal information. I said can't you just pull it up by my name and he hung up. I do not have an Amazon account and have never ordered from Amazon. I googled the phone number for Amazon. I called 888-280-4331. The representative with Amazon told me not to give any information out over the phone. It is probably a scam.

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I received a voicemail on Tuesday, November 27th, at 3:01 p.m. PST from phone number (815) 334-7384. It sounds like a prerecorded message. The voicemail transcribes as follows:

Hi this is Sarah with AmazonRecruiter.org. We need people in your area to work with Amazon from home. Starting pay is $27.50 an hour. Sign up at AmazonRecruiter.org. That's AmazonRecruiter.org.

I almost picked up, and I have just recently moved to Nevada and I recognized the 815 area code as being from McHenry County, Illinois, which is right next door to where I was previously living. I thought it might have been a friend from back home. I was lucky that I didn't answer.

When I checked my voicemail, I was immediately suspicious for several reasons. First, the promise of a starting salary at almost $30 an hour is pretty obviously too good to be true. Intuition Ali, I actually have done some job searching on the legit Amazon employment site, including even some work from home positions, so I know for an absolute fact that AmazonRecruiter.org is NOT an actual Amazon website. They would never have a .org site. I decided didn't do some additional research and take precautions, and therefore I was not victimized by this scam, only targeting, I worry that other people may not have the same luck and end up losing money or worse.

I have attached a screenshot of the visual voicemail below. I also have an audio file of the voicemail available if desired.

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- Oklahoma City, OK, USA
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I received an email from [email protected] confirming an order, but I did not buy anything from Amazon. It did not say what the item was, but that it was for the amount of $1827.26. It said it was going to be sent to a San Antonio, Texas address, yet I live in Oklahoma. At the bottom it said "this is an automated generated email, please do not respond. If you did not order this please call 708-762-9347." I called the number and was helped by an Alex Rose. He told me the order was for a Microsoft Surface Pro computer. I told him I did not make the order and did not recognize the address. He said that in order for this to not happen again he would need to gain access to my computer to set up a firewall of some sort. I told him I did not want that, I just needed the order to be canceled. He kept pushing saying I needed to cooperate with him or I would be charged the $1827.26. I kept refusing. I later looked up an older Amazon email and the email address did not match theirs nor their customer service number. When I called that Amazon customer service number and gave them the order number they said they could not find it in their system.

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- Merrill, WI, USA
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Received call from 715-245-2455, telling me they are hiring 27 people in my area and paying $27.50 an hour. They told me to go to amazonhiring.org.

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- Stockton, CA, USA
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Other- Peerless network of Michigan, LLC- MI. This was the company that the phone number appeared under. as I looked further ive received 2 calls from this same company I didn't answer the first call The caller ID application im using identified the caller as Kolhapur Bus Depo. Although the caller was an automated woman;s voice the claimed that Amazon was looking for work from home employees starting pay 27.50 hourly to apply at {retail income . org} I was unsure of the website and being in need of employment I decided to check it out before I gave my computer a virus.

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