I suppose they pretending to be Amazon, but I dont belong to Amazon
Amazon scam alert: fake purchase calls you must ignore!
Summary — +18882804331
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Earlier this week, a familiar pattern emerged: the number +1‑888‑280‑4331 is being spoofed to sound like Amazon customer service and to warn about a supposed $700‑plus purchase. Callers claim an order for an iPhone or a large charge and demand a verification code or a link to click. Amazon never initiates such requests by phone, never asks for passwords, and will not ask you to install software. If you receive a call like this, hang up immediately, verify the account status through the official Amazon app or website, and consider reporting the number to the FCC or your carrier. Blocking the number and enabling call‑screening can also reduce future nuisance.
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User warning: caution is advised
I received a robocall claiming to be from Amazon, stating that my account had been charged $700, and the caller requested my login information to verify the purchase; however, I recognized this as a scam and ended the call.
I found this number on the Amazon website, it was suppost to be a free phone number, but i just got my bill and 16 minutes cost me 28 pounds!
An issue I have with a third-party seller is supposedly going to be resolved by them.
I recieved a similair call today, claiming i had an order for $145, which i found suspecious due to the round number
This number is actualy an Amazon phone number, but its been spoofed by people pretending to be from Amazon, I just got a call from someone claiming I made a $145 purchase
The caller hung up without leaving a message.
The caller ID showed 'Amazon', but no message was left, which seems suspicious given I have no ongoing orders with them, and it's likely another instance of scam season
The Amazon.com Fulfillment Center, located at 5825 11th Ave E, 55379 Shakopee, is associated with this number.
The call was silent, which raises suspicions of a potential scam.
The service was realy great!
The call went unanswered
A voicemail was received warning that the Microsoft Windows license had expired, which is clearly a scam.
nothing can stop someone from spoofing a companys phone number, claiming to be someone else, most smartphones can do this with a cheap app
Interestingly, this number is actually associated with Amazon's customer service, where I work, and it is not a scam number as some might suggest.
This number is definately a scam, I'm shure of it.
The caller is unkown, i never listen to messages from unkown numbers, they have called multipe times over 6 weeks, despite me having no debt or credit cards
The caller requested personal information but refused to verify their own identity.
An early morning call claimed to be regarding Windows Security, but the recipient was skeptical and ended the conversation
A man from 'Empire Technology' called, claiming my computer's firewall protection wasn't working. He asked to access my computer, but I hung up, recognizing it as a scam.
A caller claiming to be from Microsoft wanted to perform updates on my computer, but I refused, citing security concerns and the possibility of a scam
Associated with amazon.com
Clearly, this is a fraudulent scheme
KaysWay deserves thanks.
It turn out that this number belong to Amazon, they use it to send security code to they're customer who have Two-step Verification enable, so it's not a scam or nothing
During work hours, I received a call from this number regarding an order that I had placed for a patient, but unfortunately, I was unable to locate the order and needed to speak with someone.
Doesnt make sence, just a random cfjb