Amazon delivery call? How to verify it safely!

The call was missed, but an Amazon delivery occurred that day, so it likely was a courier trying to reach me.

It was an Amazon delivery call – not a scam.

Seems that Amazon appears legitimate, not a scam.

A delivery notification from Amazon.

The call came from Amazon.

It was an Amazon call.

The call related to an Amazon delivery and was genuine, not a scam.

A missed call from this number arrived a minute before my expected Amazon delivery, which then arrived as scheduled; numerous similar reports suggest it is a legitimate Amazon contact.

The call disconnected before I could answer; as it was a London number I investigated here, noting many references to Amazon. The driver later arrived with a muddled label showing only the postcode, confirming the number was genuine despite its London origin.

An Amazon driver rang to arrange delivery of a parcel.

They called once then dropped. Received a failed‑delivery message – total nonsense, mate.

After I missed the call, an Amazon delivery showed up soon after, which left me puzzled as they rarely call ahead for a single item. Nonetheless, I consider this a safe call.

A call rang a minute after my Amazon parcel arrived, but I let it go to voicemail. It appears to be a legitimate contact, though it’s strange I was already home opening the package. Still, better than the Evri courier – odd but legit.

An Amazon delivery driver phoned, sounding proper, and inquired where to leave my parcel while I was out.

The phone call concerned an Amazon delivery.

A delivery of a knife arrived from Amazon and they needed age verification on the spot – top job by the driver.

The call concerned an Amazon delivery requesting directions and is definitely legitimate.

Amazon delivery