The fake Amazon Pods raffle text below with a link to "a2gcv.info" is a scam. The Amazon Pods scam, which claims the recipients came in 1st, 2nd, 3rd in this week's Amazon Airpod raffle, is being sent by online scammers. The scam contains a link that goes to t5fzb .info, which is a phishing website created to steal account credentials, personal and financial information. The scammers may change the link to another phishing website.
The A2gcv info Scam Text
From: 512-781-1059
Received this text: Amazon: Congratulations [first name], you came in 3rd in this week's Amazon pods raffle! Follow this link to : a2gcv.info/hOiYZRcOM4
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