Amazon.com phishing email

[suep1963]

Oh yeah--dear old Rachel. For over a year now she keeps telling me that time is running out to reduce my credit card interest. When the Mayan's end of days come and go, she'll still be out there making her robocalls!

[Anemone]

I've had a lot of the phishing emails lately - amazon, youtube, wal-mart etc. I don't have accounts with any of them, so I've just deleted them all.
I get calls from Rachel too - I never pick up, but it is rather annoying when they leave the messages on my voicemail.

[Gazpacho]

It used to be that you could tell based on the sender's email address. If it didn't come from Amazon, then that would be clear in the email address. Now they've figured a way to show it as an Amazon email address.

My advice is to go to your Amazon account (www.amazon.com not by following the link the email) and verify it there.

[The Village Idiot]

Have received 2 bogus emails allegedly from amazon.com. They state a successful cancellation of my order. Of course, it's an order I've not made. The community help on Amazon reminds you not to open any links and suggests you forward the email to Amazon.com and to also change your password.

Whatever list you're on, I'm on too. A couple of days ago I started getting these "order cancellation" emails and gotten probably around 10 additional since then (btwn 2 email accounts).

What's the email I'm supposed to forward these phishing emails to?

[ChelleC]

stop-spoofing@amazon.com.