Amazon's 220 million Prime members face an unprecedented phishing attack with fake messages surging 50 times normal volume.

If you ever receive a suspicious message about your account, go straight to the Amazon app or visit Amazon.com directly. From there, check your account and Prime subscription details safely under ...

Think twice before clicking that email from Amazon. The company has sent out emails to hundreds of millions of customers warning about phishing scams that are tricking people into giving up their ...

According to the FTC, recipients receive an "unexpected text that looks like it’s from Amazon," asking them to visit a link to claim a refund.

According to the FTC, recipients receive an "unexpected text that looks like it’s from Amazon," asking them to visit a link to claim a refund.

The FTC is warning about deceptive text messages that try to steal your payment or account info by dangling an Amazon refund.