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Finding Out Whether a Suspicious Email or Call About Your Amazon Account is Legit

May 19, 2022 by Paul Edwards Leave a Comment

Don’t give out specific information – your credit card number and Amazon account password – to a caller, an email, or text. If you want to be sure, log onto Amazon and go to Customer Support.

Amazon sellers will never ask you to pay over the phone. This includes using any gift cards you have. 

Scammers try to make you feel something must be done immediately.  Take a few deep breaths and take your time. 

 

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Paul with his wife, Sarah Edwards, are award-winning authors of 17 books with over 2,000,000 books in print.

Paul provides local marketing consulting through the Small Business Development Center. >Prior to becoming an author, I practiced law, served as CEO of a non-profit, and operated a public affairs consulting practice. [Read more...]

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