+1-854-843-9143 Fake Amazon Customer Service Number

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I received a fake Amazon email receipt yesterday 10/30/20, from someone who purchased a Playstation supposedly purchased by my acct. This is the person:

David H Banns

1360 Raintree Lane

Wellington, Florida

33414, US

I have passed it on the their spoof department.

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I received the same type email saying they dispatched items and the order was on it's way to Brad Wilson, 1360 Raintree Lane, WEllington, FL 33414. Amazon Customer Service number to call was 813-670-6252. Item was an iphone at a cost of $799, sold by John Densmore.

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I received the same style of email but the number was 1-831-498-2611. Same wording as other callers. I didn't call and just deleted the email. I have received email from these f***g idiots almost every day for a couple of months now. Usually they say my amazon account is being suspended for bad bank info but this is the first about a "dispatched" package.

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Should this be reported as Wire Fraud?

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similar message received today. - verified there is such an address using Google Earth.

needless to say, I placed no such order and expect something bad would happen if I responded to any of the links shown

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Mine was;

Arriving:

Tomorrow

Your shipping speed:

Standard Delivery

Your package was sent to:

David H Banns

1360 Raintree Lane

Wellington, Florida

33414, US

Your package is being shipped by ATS and the tracking number is 87647553623410. Please note that a signature may be required for the delivery of the package.

Shipment Details

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Play Station 4 Pro Console - 1TB Slim Edition

Sold by John Densmore

$459.90

Item Subtotal:

$459.90

Shipping & Handling:

$00.00

Shipment Total:

$459.90

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Me again. Here's the other name and address:

Simon J. Wilson

4036 Carter Street

Medora 62079

United States

J.T.

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I've gotten several of these e-mails and tried to call the number provided and all I ever got was a busy signal. So I deleted them.

Then I got a voice mail saying there was an order for an expensive iPhone and evidence of suspicious activity on my account so there is a hold on it and to "press 1 and press 2 to report." There was no call back number.

Today I found another e-mail message with two addresses on it-David H. Banns and Simon J. Wilson! I called the number, 1-877-728-7704, but I didn't like how the call was going so I hung up and contacted Amazon to cancel my card. They couldn't even find an account for me even though I have (had?) one.

I wish I could cancel 2020-it's been an awful year!

J.T.

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Same here but I called the local police department. Do a welfare check on David banns.

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My husband received an email for item Meeting Owl Pro - 360 Degree, 1080p Smart Video Conference Camera, Microphone, and Speaker (Automatic Speaker Focus & Smart Meeting Room Enabled) for 1190.00 from a seller on Amazon (3rd party). Whenever I order from Amazon, it ALWAYS addresses me by name. Same name as above. Phone 1-833-316-0818 which I googled. The return email was smtp-nb5qe@clickbuzzed.com. How did I know this was a fraud? First, no one uses dispatched as a verb to describe sending a package in my area. Europe, yah. Not here in MidAmerica. But the biggest tip-off? My hub doesn't have an Amazon account!

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We got a similar email with same David H Banns order for playstation too but the customer service number was 1-855-789-0351

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I should've known better. I was stupid to call the 888-402-0583 number in my email, but I called the number because the item being sent to someone else was for $1,199.00! The woman who answered the phone had a heavy Indian accent, as did the man heard talking loudly to another customer. He was so loud, I could hear him better than I could hear her.

She asked me for the order number and the email associated with the order. I gave her both before I finally came to my senses. I began asking her questions, which she responded by saying I was calling Amazon customer service in Seattle, WA.

I guess she got tired of me asking her questions and finally hung up on me. I will be smarter the next time and not make this same mistake.

I thought I would contribute to this article in the hopes it will at least help more people.

"R"

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I just received an email that stated I placed an order for a ps4 console. The first red flag was when they answered the phone by saying hello and not the company they are with. Tgen he proceeded to ask me to get on my computer, 2nd red flag! I told him this is a scam because in order to check on a fraud or cancel an order I do not need to be in front of my computer nor have I ever been asked to do so. Be careful#

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