Amazon Email Scam (Photos below) - Account Locked

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Updated March 2023

Amazon Account Locked

 This post involves an updated Amazon Email and Texting Scam. 

The two Additional Photos are below.

Some things to notice in the photos below are:

  1.  Amazon's email is a long combination of letters and numbers followed by the @ symbol which should be a valid domain such as Gmail, Yahoo or Mail.com. However it is listed as @g3oiooqw.7wtvf. So whatever that means, I have no idea. 
  2. It has a very nice looking verify account button to click on, however the message in the email states that there was unauthorized activity and wants to permanently lock your account. 

Now, if I was Jeff Bezos the last thing I would want to do is lock my customers account permanently!?

So that's a big enough red flag in it self. Check out the photos below.

Amazon Texting Scam 2022

Amazon Texting Scam 2022

Amazon Texting Scam 2022

Amazon Texting Scam 2022




Amazon Email Scam 2020



Amazon Email Scam 2020
Amazon Email Scam 2020


Amazon Email Scam 2020
Amazon Email Scam 2020




Amazon Email Scam 2020


Amazon Email Scam 2023 Account Locked

Amazon Email Scam 2023 Account Locked

Amazon Email Scam 2023 Account Locked



Amazon Email Scam 2023 Account Locked





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