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Fake Amazon Website Stealing Login Details

A fake Amazon page is tricking people into entering their username and password, which criminals then steal. If your family shops on Amazon, this type of scam can lead to account takeover or financial loss.

What to do: Remind your family to only visit Amazon at amazon.com and never click shopping links in emails or texts — always type the address directly into the browser.

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What this means for your family

If someone in your family shops on Amazon, criminals are setting up fake websites that look real to steal login information. Once they have your password, they can buy things with your account or access your payment methods. Always type amazon.com directly into your browser instead of clicking links in emails or texts, and remind everyone to double-check the web address before logging in.

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