amazon.com: Sign-in attempt

[Gusto Brunt]

Got this email today. But I don't have an Amazon account. :p :D

'Please change your password' - and it directs me to a non Amazon site. :p

Scams, scams, scams. :p

[Zizu]

Yep
100% scam imho


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[Gusto Brunt]

Yep
100% scam imho


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People with an Amazon account could be fooled.:shocked:

[Christmas Lights]

People with an Amazon account could be fooled.:shocked:

I got one a while ago about 'suspicious activity ' , I checked the sender address and the URL was some food market store, but they pretended they were from Amazon . The scammers are getting more sneaky. Anyway I instantly deleted it not only from my inbox but also from the deleted folder.

I think that's probably why Amazon sometimes asks customers now to type in a captcha code aswell as
password to protect people.

[arista]

Gusto that's the USA site

Our site is .co.uk

[bots]

never click on an email link. Go to the site using the url you usually use. You won't get caught out that way

[Gusto Brunt]

I got one a while ago about 'suspicious activity ' , I checked the sender address and the URL was some food market store, but they pretended they were from Amazon . The scammers are getting more sneaky. Anyway I instantly deleted it not only from my inbox but also from the deleted folder.

I think that's probably why Amazon sometimes asks customers now to type in a captcha code aswell as
password to protect people.

Yes, people have got to be very careful. :)

[Gusto Brunt]

Gusto that's the USA site

Our site is .co.uk

Yes, but the link to change the password was not anything to do with Amazon.

[Gusto Brunt]

never click on an email link. Go to the site using the url you usually use. You won't get caught out that way

Good advice. :)

[Christmas Lights]

Good advice. :)

And never open any attachments they send you ,it will likely infect your computer / phone :nono:.