Don't let Prime Day scams dampen your shopping spree. Here's what to look for

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Some scammers may also share enticing giveaways on their social media accounts  or ads related to Prime Day deals.

One way to steer clear of unnecessary hacking is to make sure to purchase from the official Amazon.com website rather than using third-party sites to access deals.

It looks like the real deal with a login button as well.amazonindo[.]com: Another phishing site that isn't Amazon that collects users’ login credentials upon clicking the "login" button.

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Category: Technology

Markets: United StatesCanadaMaliMexico

Topics: Information Scammers Website Galaxy Amazon Deals Prime Card Login Site

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Published On: 2024-07-15 @ 17:00:33 (1 days ago)

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