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Updated March 2023 Additional Photos Below  This blog post is about an Amazon E-mail Scam regarding Locked Account. **This post has pictures of both Invalid   and Valid E-mails from Amazon.** In-valid photos are at the top. Valid photos are at the bottom. In this post I will point out the red flags about this email proving that this is a scam and not from Amazon. The e-mail subject header starts out stating " About: We've locked your access as a security precaution. " One would be concerned about this because we use Amazon daily and have our credit cards and other personal and financial information stored on the website. The email does look professional. There is a proper body, footer, Amazon logo and format. There is even a provided link for you to click to resolve the issue towards the bottom. The email also addresses you professionally with a greeting followed by your personal email.  Hello, [your e-mail]... However, I wouldn't be so quick to click on any li...

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:  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.  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 Email Scam 2020 Amazon Email Scam 2020 Amazon Email Scam 2020 Amazon Email Scam 2023 Account Locked Amazon Email Scam 2023 Account ...

Amazon Email billing scam using a Yahoo email account. See photos below for details on how it may look in your inbox.  Photo #1 Notice bizarre email address in the name/address box area. Amazon E-mail billing scam  Photo #2 Photo #2 shows an email attachment to be downloaded. Quite possibly this is a virus posed to be a billing statement.  Amazon E-mail billing scam