Beware of Rising Package Delivery Scams on Amazon Prime Day

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Scammers are taking advantage of Amazon Prime Day by sending fake text messages and emails about package deliveries to unsuspecting shoppers. These messages may ask for additional payment to redeliver the package and provide a link to click on. Consumers are advised to compare these messages to legitimate order confirmations from retailers like Amazon, which include personal and order information, such as a tracking number. By being vigilant and verifying the authenticity of such messages, shoppers can protect themselves from falling victim to scam package delivery attempts.
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