Title: SCAM ALERT: Amazon Prime Phone Call Scam | Snopes.com
Headings: Amazon Prime Phone Call Scam
Amazon Prime Phone Call Scam
Readers beware: Prime customers report getting phone calls from scammers posing as Amazon representatives seeking personal information.
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Content: The voice on the phone will say that your credit card has been charged a large amount of money for some order. Then, they’ll give you the “Amazon Support” phone number and tell you to immediately call if you didn’t make that purchase. The FTC recommends that if members of the public receive such calls, they should hang up, check their accounts for potential theft, and report the call to the business that the caller was impersonating. For the record, Amazon would not call customers asking for sensitive personal information, according to the company. Amazon customers can also check up on their account security by visiting appropriate links here. Keep Snopes Debunking
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