SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Amazon Prime Day is well underway, and scammers know that.
Don’t be fooled by emails or texts saying there’s a problem with your order. Crooks hope you’ll respond to their phishing attempt to collect your private information, including your credit card.
“Now with AI, the emails, phone calls, and text messages you get are going to sound terrific,” said Steve Weisman of Scamicide. “Where are they coming from: Nigeria, Eastern Europe, and homegrown scammers.
Never respond. Instead, log in to your Amazon app or website and review your account. Use Amazon’s Two-Step Verification. Always shop online with a credit card. Credit cards often offer better fraud protection.