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Has anyone gotten a text from Amazon stating that a vendor of theirs has been dropped by them because t heir product was faulty or something like that. Because I had ordered the product, I was being given a refund and a replacement of the product which I had ordered. The above is not word for word but is the basics of the text I got. At the end there is a link to click to get my refund. Fraud or not?
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Re: amazon refund notification?

Don't click that link!  That's not the way Amz works.  If you still want to find out, contact Amz or the seller.

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Re: amazon refund notification?


@cody2 wrote:
Has anyone gotten a text from Amazon stating that a vendor of theirs has been dropped by them because t heir product was faulty or something like that. Because I had ordered the product, I was being given a refund and a replacement of the product which I had ordered. The above is not word for word but is the basics of the text I got. At the end there is a link to click to get my refund. Fraud or not?

I received one two weeks or ago. It stated it was a product I purchased in October.

I did not click on the link.

 

I called Amazon and asked. They couldn't find anything in my purchase history for 

October which would be affected and didn't  know anything about it.

I also went through my statements and found no refund from any vendor.

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Re: amazon refund notification?

Go to your Amazon acct, if legit the message will be there. If you don't have an acct then contact Amazon...I don't trust links.

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Re: amazon refund notification?

@cody2    never click on unknown links

 

 

mrshckynut

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Re: amazon refund notification?

Fraud of the phishing type. Do not click on the link. Delete the email by sending it to Junk or Spam or any equivalent folder. 

 

Give yourself a lot of credit for being suspicious and cautious. Curious enough to ask but not to click is the way to go. Kudos!

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Re: amazon refund notification?


@kitcat51 wrote:

Go to your Amazon acct, if legit the message will be there. If you don't have an acct then contact Amazon...I don't trust links.


@kitcat51 that is exactly what I did. Thank you! And to the others who replied... thanks for your comments too. It seems I keep getting older, but not wiser, lol. But I learned something out of this.