Suspicious Amazon Recall Email Scam

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Original Member Title: Talk about a scam
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A member received an apparent Amazon product recall and refund email with an unfamiliar order number and a suspicious link, but did not click it. Other members quickly identified multiple scam indicators, including a random-looking domain, a generic “Dear Amazon Customer” greeting, awkward wording, and a link that did not appear to be associated with Amazon.

Members explained how to verify the order directly through Amazon’s Returns and Orders search rather than using the email link. The...
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Well, my personal security protocol starts with never clicking a link in an email, Text message, or Forum post. Regardless of who it is from, or what it is about.
While I'm pretty cautious as well it's easy enough to see where a link wants to send me which can be, of course, different than the linked text.

For example I get quite a few legit emails from sources such as banks, medical services, ISPs etc. etc. and depending on the context of the link (obvious ad or legit notice) I don't hesitate to click.

But lately I've been flooded with emails, many every day, offering my "free gift" from every business imaginable-- Costco, Ace Hardware, Lowes, etc. etc. Most places I don't have and never have had an account.
 

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