support@amazon-refund-team.com
6 reports · last reported 8/14/2026
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Reported sender: Amazon Customer Service
Yet another fake Amazon refund email, this one claiming a $99 gift card refund.
Getting several of these fake refund emails a week now.
Reported sender: Amazon Support
Claimed to be Amazon customer service confirming a refund, asked for bank login.
Refund email with a PDF attachment claiming to be an invoice, actually a phishing form.
Nearly identical refund email, different amount, same fake Amazon branding.
Email says a refund of $249 is pending, click link to 'claim' — leads to a card-details phishing page.
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