Amazon customers are advised to be cautious of fraudulent emails, phone calls, and text messages attempting to impersonate the online retailer. Cybercriminals often target major shopping periods to deceive individuals into providing personal and financial information. With the upcoming summer holiday season, phishing attacks against Amazon users are on the rise.

A new scam involves emails claiming “unusual activity” on Amazon accounts, prompting recipients to click a link to restore access. Despite appearing authentic with official Amazon branding, these emails redirect users to fake login pages to steal sensitive data.

Amazon emphasizes that it will never request sensitive information outside its official platforms. Customers should verify messages by contacting Amazon Customer Service directly and checking their account through the official website or app. If unsure about a message’s legitimacy, avoid clicking any links or sharing personal details until confirmed.

In case of receiving suspicious communications, users are advised not to click on links, download attachments, or disclose personal information. Any suspected scam messages can be reported using Amazon’s self-service reporting tool.