Noticeably, the majority of reports link this number to Amazon‑related delivery calls. Callers often claim to be couriers confirming a package drop‑off, yet the number isn’t officially listed by Amazon. To stay safe, verify any delivery request through the Amazon app or official website before sharing personal details. Use your phone’s block feature or register the number with the national Do‑Not‑Call registry if calls become frequent. Privacy is preserved when you avoid disclosing passwords or payment info over the phone. When in doubt, let the driver knock instead of answering a surprise call and verify the delivery status online.
Despite claims that this number is associated with Amazon, it's clear that it's a scam, and such crooks often try to deceive people into answering their calls.
A number from Seattle appeard, if this is amazon its weird since this is not the number on my amazon account, it looks Suspisous
I recieved a call from this number today and the caller id say Washington, but i didnt answer, i heard a man and a woman talking and they was discussing my name
Initially, I thought the calls from this number were spoofed, but after answering, I discovered that it was actually Amazon, and the driver was annoyed that I had hung up on them previously
This number is suposed to be from Amazon delivery
a voicmail was left from a number in Washington state, claiming to be from Amazon, stating i needed to call the Amazon prime app, however when i contacted Amazon they said it wasnt their number, everthing is fine with my acount
It seems illogical to check online for caller information when the delivery person is alredy outside, why bother calling if you can just knock on the door?
Warning others about this number
I got a call from this number this morning, but didnt answer, when i called back in the afternoon, a recording answered, claiming to be from Amazon, but the caller id only showed the phone number and a location in Seattle, WA, i think it's a scam.
This number is reportedly used for Amazon Delivery purposes
If you are a legit business, like Amazon, you should leave a message, thats just common sence, and it would make thing alot eaiser.
The call was unsettling and silent
This was suppost to be a Amazon delivary person
This number is associated with a delivery from Amazon
A call was received from this number earlier
I was contacted by Amazon regarding a delivery, I'm glad they actualy called
This number is use by a Amazon driver, they call me from they hub
Upon checking my cell phone, I found a missed call from this number, which I didn't answer since it was unfamiliar. The voicemail message claimed to be from Michelle at Amazon regarding a delivery, but I haven't made a purchase from them in years, raising suspicions.
I recieved a call about a amazon prime delievery, wich wasnt even ordered by me.
Upon answering, the caller initiated the conversation with a greeting, which I suspected to be a sales pitch, leading me to hang up, and now I wonder what their intentions were, given my frequent Amazon shipments
Guy on the phone dont seem to speak english, just hear my adress, kinda scary
It turned out to be a call regarding an Amazon delivery, which would have been more appropriately identified as such. Ideally, Amazon, being based in Seattle, Washington, should ensure its calls are clearly marked as coming from them.
The caller identified themselves as an Amazon Delivery Person.
Many positive comments have confirmed that this number is associated with Amazon's call center, used for verifying returns, providing customer support, and contacting both existing and potential customers.
I didnt answer this call, but shortly after, the Amazon delivery guy showed up with my package, pretty wierd
I'm certain this is a legitimate call from Amazon regarding a delivery.
Last sunday, i recieved three calls, and this morning i got five wich woke me up.
Certain Amazon customers have access to a service called Amazon Prime Now, offering 1 to 2 hour delivery, facilitated by couriers who use their own vehicles and are recommended to be tipped for their service
It seems puzzling that Amazon wouldn't use mail or UPS for deliveries, which raises some questions.
Do not block this number, as it may be your Amazon Prime Now delivery person attempting to contact you.
