Not every email from Amazon is legitimate. Keep an eye out for these telltale signs you might be dealing with a scammer.

There is an email scam going around warning people about a price increase to Amazon Prime. It is not legitimate, and you should use caution if you receive it.

Amazon has warned customers of a phishing scam ahead of this week's Prime Day. Here's your warning to stay alert for Prime Day scams.

Scammers are sending notifications to Amazon Prime members that the price of the membership is increasing. The email includes a button that recipients can click to cancel their subscription.

You order something on Amazon, but then get a text saying there's a problem. You click on the link for a refund - only to ...

Amazon is warning its 200 million Prime subscribers about sophisticated email scams that trick users into sharing personal data, including login credentials, passwords and credit card information ...

Amazon is warning customers of a new scam that asks you to cancel your Amazon Prime subscription or risk having it auto renewed at an unexpected price. The fake email is actually sent out by ...

The online retailer has millions of customers, but if not careful, the quick one-stop online shop can have scammers lurking ...

Email scam targets Amazon customers during Amazon Prime Days The API failed to deliver the resource. Scammers are taking advantage of Amazon Prime Days with fake emails and fake websites.

Fake emails claiming your Amazon Prime subscription will automatically renew are being sent to customers’ inbox. According to reports, more than 200 million have been warned by Amazon. In some ...

According to the FTC, recipients receive an "unexpected text that looks like it’s from Amazon," asking them to visit a link to claim a refund.

There is an email scam going around warning people about a price increase to Amazon Prime. It is not legitimate, and you should use caution if you receive it.