There is an email scam going around warning people about a price increase to Amazon Prime. It is not legitimate, and you should use caution if you receive it.

Prime Day is a time when you could fall victim to a new scam targeting Prime members. Here's what you need to be on the lookout for.

Amazon is warning its 200 million Prime subscribers about sophisticated email scams that trick users into sharing personal data, including login credentials, passwords and credit card information ...

Amazon sent an email to its customers warning that scammers are using new technologies to avoid detection. One scam involves Prime memberships.

Amazon Prime is the target of another scam that results in your personal information being stolen. Scammers just keep leveling up their game. Most recently, Amazon has warned its 200 million ...

How to spot Amazon Prime Day scams by: Mike Colombo Posted: Jul 9, 2025 / 10:00 PM CDT Updated: Jul 9, 2025 / 10:00 PM CDT ST. LOUIS – Amazon Prime Day can be a prime time for shoppers.

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The online retailer has millions of customers, but if not careful, the quick one-stop online shop can have scammers lurking ...

You order something on Amazon, but then get a text saying there's a problem. You click on the link for a refund - only to ...

A wave of scam text messages, allegedly from Amazon, has been trying to trick users into giving up personal details by claiming they're eligible for a refund.