Shopping on Amazon is extremely popular both with consumers and scammers seeking to exploit Amazon’s popularity. With the holiday shopping season rapidly approaching scammers are sending various types of phishing emails which purport to be from Amazon that attempt to lure you into either clicking on links which can download malware, such as ransomware or keystroke logging malware or provide personal information that can be used to make you a victim of identity theft.
Here are three examples of Amazon related phishing emails presently being used. As so often is the case with these type of phishing emails, they do not contain your account number in the email. Two of them contain a legitimate looking Amazon logo, but that is easy to counterfeit.

INFECTED LINK WAS FORMERLY LOCATED HERE. IT HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM THIS COPY
Your sincerely
Amazon
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TIPS
If you receive emails like these and think they may possibly be legitimate, merely call the customer service number for Amazon where you can confirm that it is a scam.