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Fake Amazon Website Stealing Login Details

Scammers have set up a fake Amazon website designed to trick people into entering their username, password, or payment details. If anyone in your family clicks this link and logs in, their account and financial info could be stolen.

What to do: Do not click any link claiming to be Amazon unless the address starts exactly with 'amazon.com' — bookmark the real site and warn your kids never to log in from links sent by email or text.

Source: paste_monitor ↗

What this means for your family

If someone in your family clicks a fake Amazon link and enters their password, scammers can access your real account, see your orders, and steal payment information. Teach everyone to go directly to Amazon.com by typing it in or using a bookmark, never through links in emails or texts, and let them know it's okay to ask before logging in anywhere.

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