Just got a dozen. Wanting me to sign in to "Amazon". Nope.
Beware.
edited to add: Just to be safe, I changed my Amazon password
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Just got a dozen. Wanting me to sign in to "Amazon". Nope.
Beware.
edited to add: Just to be safe, I changed my Amazon password
Last edited by Tom M King; 09-11-2022 at 12:20 PM.
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I get the phone calls that tell me they're about to charge me $1,450 for something. If I didn't order it, press 1. I hang up.
I often think I should press 1 just to see what information they'd try to get out of me.
Mike
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I report those to abuse@amazon.com
Lee Schierer
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I've been getting a bunch of email notices mimicking invoices for Norton, McAfee, IT services from companies I've never heard of and other phishing junk. Most of them are in the $300-450 range. This is recent in the last month or so. I had gone a couple of years without this crap. Ah well, it's easy enough to delete.
Dave Anderson
Chester, NH
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Recieved a phone call today, my power was due to be shut off at noon due to lack of payment. I could prevent shut off with an immediate partial payment. Wasn't born yesterday and haven't missed a payment in over 45 years. Scam calls really tick me off
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I just got 4 of those calls that said I ordered something and wanted me to push 1. I will never do that as it justs shows that you are a real person and they can sell your number.
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Back when I had a land line my phone was also a fax machine. When I would get a call and it was someone trying to sell me something I would push the fax button and blast them with that noise. My cell phone does a good job blocking most spam phone calls.
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