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Strange Amazon Scam? What's happening?
October 28, 2023 at
08:17 PM
Does anyone know what's happening with my Amazon account..
the other day, someone ordered 3 things via my account to my house. It was sent under my name to my address. They then immediately archived the order, so I couldn't see it. They added 4 debit cards to my payment wallets. I called the debit card companies, and they said I don't have any accounts open with them under my ss#. Debit card companies were Navy credit union and Truist. My credit report doesn't reflect any new accounts opened.
Then I called Amazon to see what was going on, and they said that the debit carr they used has a lot of order transactions and they're under different Amazon accounts but same debit with my billing address on it.
Anyone know what's going on?
the other day, someone ordered 3 things via my account to my house. It was sent under my name to my address. They then immediately archived the order, so I couldn't see it. They added 4 debit cards to my payment wallets. I called the debit card companies, and they said I don't have any accounts open with them under my ss#. Debit card companies were Navy credit union and Truist. My credit report doesn't reflect any new accounts opened.
Then I called Amazon to see what was going on, and they said that the debit carr they used has a lot of order transactions and they're under different Amazon accounts but same debit with my billing address on it.
Anyone know what's going on?
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the other day, someone ordered 3 things via my account to my house. It was sent under my name to my address. They then immediately archived the order, so I couldn't see it. They added 4 debit cards to my payment wallets. I called the debit card companies, and they said I don't have any accounts open with them under my ss#. Debit card companies were Navy credit union and Truist. My credit report doesn't reflect any new accounts opened.
Then I called Amazon to see what was going on, and they said that the debit carr they used has a lot of order transactions and they're under different Amazon accounts but same debit with my billing address on it.
Anyone know what's going on?
Call the debit card companies back. Ask to speak to their fraud units and file a report. Ask for an explanation as to why someone you don't know is using your billing address for their debit card when you have no idea who they are. Explain what has happened with your Amazon account. Then file the same letter/reports with all your CC's, financial institutions, and credit reporting agencies.
Someone is committing fraud and if they choose to take it a step further, you don't want to be caught off-guard. Never talk to Amazon unless you call them using their official number. I don't think Amazon has a feature like Google where you can see the IP address of every person accessing your account for the past 30 days. Email Jassy with an explanation and request this feature.
P.S. I have features set up for my financial accounts that notify me. For CC's any charge $100 or more is reported to me via email and sometimes I have to approve it first. Bank notifies me of large deposits and low balances.
the other day, someone ordered 3 things via my account to my house. It was sent under my name to my address. They then immediately archived the order, so I couldn't see it. They added 4 debit cards to my payment wallets. I called the debit card companies, and they said I don't have any accounts open with them under my ss#. Debit card companies were Navy credit union and Truist. My credit report doesn't reflect any new accounts opened.
Then I called Amazon to see what was going on, and they said that the debit carr they used has a lot of order transactions and they're under different Amazon accounts but same debit with my billing address on it.
Anyone know what's going on?
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This way the house is not tied to them (the fraudsters) and I agree that it could place the blame on the OP instead.
I also would say that the OP's account has been hacked and they should change their Amazon PW etc...
This way the house is not tied to them (the fraudsters) and I agree that it could place the blame on the OP instead.
I also would say that the OP's account has been hacked and they should change their Amazon PW etc...
And check all contact & security settings for hidden authentication methods & other contact info. Then enable 2FA for both purchases and logins, set up in an authenticator app and/or tied to a cell phone number... not a VoIP number and not email in case those are also compromised. Then finally check their credit reports.
the other day, someone ordered 3 things via my account to my house. It was sent under my name to my address. They then immediately archived the order, so I couldn't see it. They added 4 debit cards to my payment wallets. I called the debit card companies, and they said I don't have any accounts open with them under my ss#. Debit card companies were Navy credit union and Truist. My credit report doesn't reflect any new accounts opened.
Then I called Amazon to see what was going on, and they said that the debit carr they used has a lot of order transactions and they're under different Amazon accounts but same debit with my billing address on it.
Anyone know what's going on?
Call the debit card companies back. Ask to speak to their fraud units and file a report. Ask for an explanation as to why someone you don't know is using your billing address for their debit card when you have no idea who they are. Explain what has happened with your Amazon account. Then file the same letter/reports with all your CC's, financial institutions, and credit reporting agencies.
Someone is committing fraud and if they choose to take it a step further, you don't want to be caught off-guard. Never talk to Amazon unless you call them using their official number. I don't think Amazon has a feature like Google where you can see the IP address of every person accessing your account for the past 30 days. Email Jassy with an explanation and request this feature.
P.S. I have features set up for my financial accounts that notify me. For CC's any charge $100 or more is reported to me via email and sometimes I have to approve it first. Bank notifies me of large deposits and low balances.
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