Amazon scam alert: fake purchase calls you must ignore! - +1 888-280-4331 ((888) 280-4331)

Scamer is very persistant

They claimed to be from amazon customer service, obviusly is not true

I was under the impression that I was contacting Amazon regarding my account, as this number had the Amazon logo when I googled it, but they ended up scamming me out of $1000 and then attempted to take another $1000, when I realised what was happening, I kept calling them back and providing false informations, eventully, I told them I would be contacting the authorities, and today I recieved a call from a different number asking for my name and location, but the caller hung up, it seems like the same person is trying to use scare tactics to get to me.

i always block this number!

A woman claiming to represent Amazon has been flagged as a significant scammer.

They are asking for 600 dollars supposely for amazon

They try to charge $2000 on my credit card but it didnt go thru

Scammers using this number and others, such as 513-975-9847 and 888-280-4331, falsely claim to be from Amazon, and have been reported

A suspicious caller with an international accent claimed to be from the fraud department, stating that someone had charged $300 to my Amazon account, and attempted to coerce me into following their instructions.

A call was received regarding a purported iPhone purchase on a newly created Amazon account, but it was discovered to be a scam after contacting Amazon directly

My knowledge of this number is limited to what I've read in the RoboKiller report, thank you for the information

A person with an Indian accent claimed there was an unauthorized iPhone charge on my card.

It seem like Amazon Spoofing is occuring with this number

The caller left a message on my answer machine claiming to be from amazon about a charge of $749 for an iPhone, totaly a scam and should be ignored.

My cell phone received a call warning of an alleged Amazon transaction issue, and I was transferred to a supposed agent with a strong accent, leading me to disconnect and verify my account online instead.

This was a Amazon Spoofing call, be carefull

They claimed someone had made a $700 charge to our Amazon account, which was a suprise to me

A woman, claiming to be Kim Miller with a foreign accent, stated that I had ordered a MacBook online to be shipped to NY. I informed her that I have two-factor authorization and would have received a text message with a code before logging in. After checking my account, I told her I was aware of the scam and advised her to find legitimate employment.