Don't make a payment to someone you don't know or whose identity you can't verify.Don't respond to an internet or phone offer that you're not sure is honest.Don't make a payment because you're 'guaranteed' a credit card or loan.Don't make a payment to claim lottery or prize winnings, or on a promise of receiving a large amount of money.Don't send money (by cash, wire transfer, Western Union, PayPal, MoneyGram, or other means, including by Amazon Payments) to a seller who claims that Amazon or Amazon Payments will guarantee the transaction, refund your funds if you're not satisfied with the purchase, or hold your funds in escrow.A legitimate Amazon seller transaction will never occur off the Amazon website. Don't do business with a seller who directs you off the Amazon website.Don't send the payment until you're comfortable with the transaction. When in doubt, ask the intended recipient for more information about the purpose and safety of the requested payment. Protect yourself from fraud on the internet by identifying and avoiding internet scams and phishing attempts. I copied the following from the Amazon web site: That it was not them, to disregard the call and not to worry. So, I called Amazon, they confirmed that they DO NOT CALL CUSTOMERS on the phone. This people are good at it, that is their job, they pray on innocent users. The person tries to get the victim/me to grant access using Ultra Viewer, then they proceed to steal information from your electronic device, computer of phone. This was a major scam, well organized and planned. I could hear many other conversations in the background using the word Amazon during their conversations, it sounded busier than a real customer service office.

The person had my wife's name as well, he sounded almost real. I happened to had placed four orders from Amazon a few minutes prior to that call. That someone was trying to make a purchase of $1,299 and they had stopped it it because it was suspicious. I received a call yesterday on my cell, the person claimed to be calling fro Amazon security in Ohio, he said they noticed estranged activity in my account.

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