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Is This Amazon Package Delivery Text a Scam?

Amazon delivery scam texts mimic real Amazon notifications: 'Your package could not be delivered, click to reschedule.' The link goes to a fake Amazon site that steals your login and card info.

About this scam type: Amazon delivery failure or 'package held' texts requiring action

ScamRadar verdict: scam · Risk score: 91/100

Red flags to watch for

Link is anything other than amazon.com or amzn.com
Asks for a small 'rescheduling fee' on your card
Claims your package will be returned if you don't act in 24 hours
Sender is a random 10-digit number, not Amazon's short code

What to do right now

Check delivery status at amazon.com/orders directly
Forward the text to reportascam@amazon.com
Real Amazon never charges fees to deliver packages
Block the sender's number

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