Amazon Prime Day attracts shoppers and scammers. Learn how to recognize fake Amazon orders, phishing emails, smishing texts, vishing calls and Prime renewal scams.

Amazon Prime settlement refunds are going out, and KCTV5 wants you to know how to spot a scam.

IT Management Group identified three broad Amazon Prime Day scams that target membership and ordering info to gain access to your personal identification and banking information: Prime membership ...

Payments start Oct. 1 and arrive on their own. Here's who qualifies, and the one call to hang up on.

Millions of additional Amazon Prime customers are about to receive automatic refunds under an expanded federal court order, but the new payments could give scammers an opportunity to strike.

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Amazon customers could begin receiving payments from a massive $2.5 billion settlement tied to the company's Prime program, with payouts expected to start as soon as October. The settlement stems from ...

Amazon says there are three ways to help determine whether a message is really from the company.

Amazon is getting ready for Prime Day, and you can bet scammers are, too. In fact, I received a fake Amazon email that looked like an account recovery warning. It claimed there was unusual activity on ...

If you’ve ever felt trapped by a subscription or wondered where your membership fees actually go, check your mail or digital wallet because Amazon is currently rolling out automatic payouts of up to ...

More Amazon Prime customers will soon be getting refunds from a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, and they won't need to file a claim.

Amazon Prime customers are the latest group of consumers to be targeted by scammers, cybersecurity experts say. According to a Feb. 4 X post from Guardio Security, hackers are impersonating Amazon's ...