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.
After verifying, it was confirmed that this is an Amazon delivery number, as a delivery was not expected on a Sunday, prompting an internet search that revealed the caller's identity.
This number is used by an Amazon delivery driver, so it's essential to answer the call.
This is a legitimate call from Amazon's delivery service.
This number is apperently from Amazon delivery service, so its legit
This is regarding the courier service of Amazon
The Amazon Delivery Service Driver call me, about a package, and it was a nice feature
I expected a call about my Amazon delivery, but instead received a pre-recorded message in an Asian language
Fortunately, this experience was a positive one!
Interestingly, I received confirmation from the Amazon app that a package had been delivered around the time of the call, likely prompting the caller's concern about leaving a large item, such as the 40lb bag of cat litter, unattended on the porch.
Initially, the call appeared as 'unknown,' but the caller confirmed my name and claimed to be from Amazon, stating they had a package for me and asking if I was home; the call seemed like a potential scam to gather information about my whereabouts
The caller ID said Seattle WA, but I didnt answer, however, it could have been the Amazon courier service, they dont need me to answer to delivier my package
Apparently, this number is associated with Amazon's courier service, so if you're expecting a delivery, it's likely a legitimate call.
Amazon delivery driver was the suprise caller, not what I expected
Four calls were received in under one minute, prompting blocking
