"Protect Yourself: How to Safeguard Against Amazon Prime Day Scams"

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As Amazon Prime Day approaches, the company is warning shoppers about Amazon impersonation scams, which have cost consumers over $27 million in losses. Scammers often pretend to be Amazon representatives and use various methods to deceive consumers. To protect yourself, avoid replying to suspicious emails or texts and contact Amazon customer service directly. Be cautious of phishing attempts, payment requests through phone or email, and false sense of urgency. If you encounter a scam, report it to Amazon, the Federal Trade Commission, or your state's consumer protection office.
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