Amazon has issued a pretty significant and important warning to all of its 200 million Prime customers about a scam that looks to trick Prime users into giving up their passwords and payment details.

A new text scam is making the rounds among Amazon shoppers — and it’s catching even the most cautious customers off guard. Disguised as refund notifications, these messages appear legitimate but are ...

Forty two Amazon customers thought they had scored the deal of the decade: a $999 listing for an RTX 5090 graphics card from ...

That “urgent” Amazon email in your inbox might not be what it seems. Cybercriminals are increasingly impersonating the retail giant in phishing schemes designed to steal your personal information, and ...

Republished on July 25 with a new FTC warning over this latest attack. A new warning has just been issued for millions of Amazon users, as a new wave of attacks on accounts has suddenly surged 5000%.

Be cautious of unexpected messages claiming to be from Amazon about your orders or account. Never share personal or financial information outside of Amazon’s official website or app. Report suspicious ...

Amazon Takes on Fraudulent Return Schemes, According to Recent Lawsuit This action was surfaced by Law.com Radar, which delivers real-time alerting on new litigation across more than 2,900 state and ...

Update, July 19, 2025: This story, originally published on July 17, has been updated with additional information from Amazon regarding account attack trends following a warning emailed to 220 million ...

Consumer watchdog Which? has raised the alarm about a new tactic ...