Users describe receiving texts that claim an Amazon driver needs help delivering a package, even when no order exists. These messages often mimic official Amazon language but come from unfamiliar numbers and lack proper verification links. Treat any unsolicited delivery request as suspicious, especially if it asks for personal directions, pet security, or a stop reply. Verify through the Amazon app or website before responding, and avoid clicking unknown links. If the text seems off, block the number and report it to your carrier. Consider reporting persistent scams to Amazon’s fraud team to help protect others.
They keep deducting money from your accounts for subscriptions even after you've cancelled or skipped deliveries. No alerts given about upcoming charges.
Clearly suspicious activity, broken down as follows: “A driver has a message about your order. Reply STOP to stop receiving texts from Amazon for deliveries and pickups. Hi, I'll be arriving with your delivery soon. Please secure pets if you have them and turn on a light if it's dark. Thanks!” 1 – I have no active Amazon orders. 2 – UK drivers don’t request pet protection. 3 – It was bright afternoon, no need for a light. 4 – The number was a personal mobile, not a push‑message service. Blijf op school, kinderen, zodat je dit niet hoeft te doen 🤪
Received a message saying there was an update on an Amazon parcel – ignore it.
Someone said they were about to deliver a parcel I never ordered – clearly a scam of some sort.
The message was an automated Amazon delivery alert sent when a driver is near your address, not a direct call from the driver. Completely safe.
It was a legitimate call from a driver; I've had similar ones, so no response required.
It isn’t a scam – it was a legitimate Amazon delivery attempt. The driver sent a text saying they couldn’t access my block, yet the live map showed them nearby, followed by another message that the delivery was cancelled. Email confirmations back this up. I only looked up the number hoping it belonged to the driver so I could block them, hence the rant.
Beware of a fraudulent text pretending to be an Amazon delivery driver – do not reply.
Apparently the caller is an Amazon user from Scotland.
A scam! Not from Amazon.
I received a message claiming a driver had an update about my order and urging me to reply STOP to stop Amazon texts, plus instructions to secure pets and turn on a light. As I have no Amazon deliveries pending, it’s clearly a scam. The same day I also got a text from 65551 saying a package from ONE WORLD NORTHWEST LIMITED (AM) was out for delivery, with a tracking link – also fraudulent.
A scam.
Reading all those comments convinced people the text is genuine – but it's a classic Amazon scam, just a numbers game. I just got the same message, yet I'm not expecting any deliveries. Check your Amazon account; any pending orders will be listed there.
It turned out to be a legitimate Amazon number. I was expecting a delivery, got the message, and the driver arrived shortly after. I even spoke to him about the call and he showed me the parcel.
Spam originating from Amazon.
I received a text about an Amazon parcel and a pet‑keeping request, then the delivery actually came, so it might be legit. Still, I wouldn't risk texting STOP – it feels like a potential scam that knows when I'm expecting a delivery.
A text from an Amazon driver warned me my parcel was about to arrive, and it was correct.
Looks like a phishing attempt targeting Amazon users.
Calling the number back reveals a spoofed, non‑existent line; a genuine Amazon call would normally display the Amazon name.
Seems to be a genuine Amazon number concerning a delivery of an item.
A text arrived from this number stating it was an Amazon delivery.
The message claimed an Amazon parcel was on its way; it indeed arrived and a second notification confirmed delivery. A quick check of my Amazon account also showed the package as delivered, so it appears genuine.
Received a helpful notification about a delivery
My experience with this number is it's genuinely from Amazon, they send automated messages which can seem abit strange somtimes
Users should be wary
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Initially, the number appeared suspicious, but it was actually related to a legitimate delivery
This number has been linked to a scam involving Amazon deliveries
My Amazon delivery has arrived, but the driver requires assistance! Please text back your address so he can locate you. He mentioned it's quite a large package...
It is clear that this is a scam.
