Fake Amazon Prime Bonus, Reward, Voucher and Promotional Credit Emails

amazonprimereward-aol.com is another fake email.

"I was sent a message from ph.# 1-626-414-8121 telling me this is my Third Notice please check your delivery details for shipment ID: 1F95F2 h7evc.info/hulpsuv7dc

Sender: Amazon Rewards"

Received via email.

I received this text today, 07/21/2019, but didn't respond. The number was 972-841-5432. It isn't listed as a scam or fraud on reverse directory, but I'm sure it is.

"Amazon Prime picked you #2/50 for Alexa Tuesday this July 23rd! You received 100 dollars! Complete this super short survey to redeem>alexatuesday.xyz"

Got this scam: "...This Month's AmazonPrimeReward is available at hxxp://4bzs5t.com/pnseb . avwicj. Text no to stop..."

Are scammers sending text messages to your phone about Amazon on rewards gift card surprise asking to visit with your phone #. cwjsrk . us? Is that a scam? I did not open the text message address to go to.

Please post the messages or send them to us to research.

does Amazon even do reward vouchers?

had popup telling me I won £1000 amazon gift voucher,had to click ok and then it just kept saying checking for eligibility. I came out of link but im worried that I waited too long and may have been scammed. What should I do

Once you didn't submit your online account, personal or financial information, you are OK.

You have been chosen to receive a prize from AmazonRewards.com. Just answer these questions correctly in one and a half minutes and you qualify for certain prizes. Ie 1000.00 gift card or a smartphone etc. It happens when I use Amazon. This pop up occurs and I can't get rid of it.

I did try to claim but in end, they redirected me to choose a deal I picked Apple Music they obviously took that as I received an email from Apple Music thanks for subscribing. I have this already as the library I have for iTunes showed up? How do I make sure I wont be charged for a subscription. Nancy.

If you have given them your credit card information, please contact your bank for help. Tell your bank that you unknowingly entered your credit card information on a fraudulent website.

Here is another scam:

"From: "Amazon.com"
Date: December 16, 2017 at 11:12:28 PM CST
Subject: Your Amazon.com Promotional Credit
Reply-To:

Amazon.com
Logo
Thank you for purchasing from Amazon.com.

Your recent order H02-1258546-1284012 entitles you to a $50 promotional credit. This credit can be applied to your next qualifying purchase.

Promotion details:
Additional information on how to activate this offer can be found here.

As a customer who has purchased or rented a qualifying product from Amazon, you have earned a $50 credit valid towards Amazon. Limit one promotional credit per customer. To redeem visit this page and begin shopping. Your credit will be automatically applied to your purchase(s) until you have used the full $50 value or it is expired. For redemption instructions and additional information, click here. Amazon Prime is available to customers located in and with billing addresses in the United States. Taxes apply in some states. Your credit expires at 11:59 pm PST on January 31. 2017.

The promotional credit must be used by January 31, 2017. This offer is subject to Terms and Conditions.

Thanks again for shopping with us."

Today I received an email from REGISTRAR-drupal.org via 2177-ram.indexclean.com, with subject "Amazon Focus Group #KSMluugJTy 62.210.13.29".

It reads "Hello! Your latest activity qualifies you for a new promotional gift. Access your $50 Reward. only until 11:59PM today. See details."

Too suspicious to click anywhere. I'm forwarding it to you guys.

I received an email saying it was from Amazon prime and that I won $50. When I look it says it is from 2pcpvzd-uxhfg5d.zoenz.com. assuming it is a scam so I won't open it. Is it?

yes that seems very suspicious better not.

Yes, it is a scam.

I received an email that said this:

"Hello

Your latest activity qualifies you for a new promotional gift. Access your $50 Reward - Only until 11:59 pm today. It gives (2) links to click to unsubscribe. I'm thinking SCAM!!"

Here is another scam:

"From: af on behalf of Thank You! Amazon Prime
Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2017 11:36 AM
Subject: A Message For JUSTACHILD

Hello JUSTACHILD

Amazon Prime

>> ATTN: One (1) NEW MESSAGE RECEIVED REGARDING YOUR AMAZON REWARD POINTS
>> Date: 09/18/17
>> Amazon Prime Shopper #42021-234

AVAILABLE ONE DAY ONLY!
As a token of our appreciation for your many years of repeat business as well as to
celebrate the tremendous success of Amazon Prime we have awarded you with $100
in Amazon bonus points which can be used towards any product that is currently
available at Amazon.com

In order to redeem your new points, just follow the link below and answer a few short
questions and use the coupon during checkout at Amazon.com

That's all there is to it!

Please Click Here to Claim Your Amazon Reward :
***This Expires on 09/18/17"

Here is another scam:

-----Original Message-----
From: Amazon Member Rewards <02orl884krzjlwtg4hmq-more1.spicetaupe.com>
Sent: Mon, Aug 7, 2017 5:11 pm
Subject: An Amazon Reward for You: Open Immediately

Activation Date: August 07, 2017

An Amazon Reward for You, Open Immediately!

$50 Amazon Gift Card Voucher as our way of saying Thank You

I never believe all this stuff I get in email anyway....it just looks so phony...on another note...watch out for variations in a name...like they put a 1 after the name...etc...I got an email from Delta1 .com one time saying that I am being charged like $375 for an airline ticket and to click on the email to verify...I knew it was a scam, reported it and blocked it....the old saying "if it looks too good to be true, it isn't "

I received an email that said I had an Amazon Prime reward and to choose an egg. For a $50 reward.

Is this fake?

"You have an Unused Amazon Prime Credit
AMAZON Prime April Voucher #AMZN-16192
Amazon Prime Credit Voucher Expires April 15, 2017

Thank you

PO Box 4668 #85919, New York, NY 10163-4668."

We cannot tell without the original email. Please forward it to us.

"Amazon-Voucher ID No.1890318184577

Hello Amazon-Shopper,

The reason that we've reached-out to you today is to let you-know that your $50-Amazon Bonus-Points are going to-expire within the next 48-hours if they have not-been redeemed.

All that you have to do to make-sure that you do not miss-out on this fantastic-bonus is visit-below here and complete the short-survey provided...it's THAT simple!

Claim-Your Amazon-Points Here"

Is this real?

It is not real, it is a scam.

Here is another Amazon Prime scam:

"$50 Amazon Prime Reward

Amazon Shopper
Received this one on Jan 3 2016:

"This week and weekend only we have a $50 Holiday Voucher for all Amazon and Amazon-Prime members. (Expires 01.04.2016)

Go here to redeem your Amazon X-Mas Reward today: http://getit.ksdrwiz .webcam/grabnow

Thanks again for shopping with us.

Amazon, Earth's Biggest Selection

Checkout Bonus No. 19200900
Member ID: UQ7452605"