Recently I have gotten several (11) e-mails from Amazon.com saying my recent request to cancel my order has been processed with a 9 digit number & instructions on how to proceed to confirm the cancellation.
I contacted Amazon This is a phishing scam. DO NOT click on anything in these e-mails simply delete the entire e-mail.
I also have gotten similar messages from Verizon saying my account was past due for an enormous amount, and Medco saying I needed to contact them as they could not process my order for my prescriptions, with links to click through. Be very wary of these types of e-mails they are not valid.
Instead of clicking on anything inside the e-mails if you are concerned that you may be over due or you need your prescriptions filled for instance. Go to a new browser window and type in the address of the url for the company and log in that way once you reach their site. Do not copy and paste anything out of the e-mail to save time. Type in the company website information.
Be careful friends they are getting very sophisticated in their phishing scams.
I contacted Amazon This is a phishing scam. DO NOT click on anything in these e-mails simply delete the entire e-mail.
I also have gotten similar messages from Verizon saying my account was past due for an enormous amount, and Medco saying I needed to contact them as they could not process my order for my prescriptions, with links to click through. Be very wary of these types of e-mails they are not valid.
Instead of clicking on anything inside the e-mails if you are concerned that you may be over due or you need your prescriptions filled for instance. Go to a new browser window and type in the address of the url for the company and log in that way once you reach their site. Do not copy and paste anything out of the e-mail to save time. Type in the company website information.
Be careful friends they are getting very sophisticated in their phishing scams.
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