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Any requests to payment information that aren't linked to an Amazon order you placed or an Amazon service you're subscribed to could be a scam.If it doesn't match, the message isn't from Amazon and it could be a scam. To check, go to the "Your Orders" page on Amazon's website and see if there is an order that matches the details in the suspicious message. Order confirmations for an item you didn't purchase or an attachment to an order confirmation may be a scam.Forged email addresses that make it look like they're coming from Amazon, but are actually not.If a link takes you to a site that is not an Amazon page, it is likely phishing. The company says legitimate Amazon websites have a dot before "," such as "" for Amazon Pay. Links to websites that look like, but aren't Amazon.Never open any attachments or click any links from suspicious emails or text messages, Amazon says.įraudulent emails, text message or webpages may look like they're from Amazon, but there are ways to spot the difference. How to identify if an email, call or text is from Amazon