Amazon Prime Scam

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  McGuire Shepherd2 months ago

  So, you know, there have been quite a few stories floating around about people stumbling upon fake Amazon links. It's kind of wild, really. Some of these links are sneaky enough to replace the second "a" in "Amazon" with a Cyrillic character. I mean, who even thinks to check for that kind of thing? It’s like they’re trying to pull one over on you right under your nose! And it’s not just the links, either. I’ve also gotten my fair share of spam emails that claim I have a package being held up, supposedly coming from Amazon. What a hassle, right? The email usually has some sort of urgency, trying to freak you out into clicking. But here’s the kicker: they always seem to misspell "Amazon." There was this one email I got that had a hyphen squished right between the second "a" and the "Z" in the name. I mean, come on! If you’re going to try and scam me, at least put some effort into it. It’s like they’re just sitting there thinking, "How can we trick people today?" But then they get lazy with the spelling, and poof! They’ve given themselves away. I'm sure I’m not the only one who’s caught on to these clever little tricks. It’s just such a shame that these scams even exist in the first place!

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  Susan J Bleedorn2 months ago

  every email I get saying there for Paramount from Amazon for anything I always check their email address and just like you showed it's not from the company

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