Be careful what you click on.

These scammers are getting weirder all of the time. Good advice and thank you. Another thing too is when people call and I make the mistake for some reason of answering the phone I never say 'yes' when they try to verify my name or other info. I have heard if you say 'yes' they could use that to affirm you are giving them authority to use your card or whatever. Have to be careful especially this time of year.

I delete any emails that look suspicious. Thank you for the warning.

Damn scammers, hope those scams finally backfire on em.

Generally if there are any refund or anything, usually it is too good to be true to be honest.

Scammers are getting more and more sophisticated.

Luckily, I stopped buying from Amazon. The last time I ordered from them was in 2019

Screams scam to me

Thanks for sharing this information. I do not order from Amazon.

There are many on the prowl to catch the unwary. I read about someone getting delivered a parcel. She said she did not expect any and was told to reveal an OTP from the company to reject it. Soon the crooks had access to her bank account!

I recently received an email from the company that does my 403(b) which is a public employee version of a 401(k). It said that I needed to electronically sign something. I haven't made any changes recently to it so I have no clue why they need a signature. I finally decided to open it looks legit. To access the document it said I need to do 2-factor authentication. I was like "send a voicemail". The problem was that the phone number listed was for the land line at the house. I texted my ex and asked him if he had received an email or voicemail from the company for me. He checked and said no. So I need to get off of my butt and actually make a call to them. That can wait until tomorrow though. I have no clue what they would need a signature for.

Thanks for the tip.

I would imagine that wasa phishing email so the scammer has to do a few more things to get your money