You can take some simple steps to protect yourself from fake emails—also known as phishing.
We recommend taking the following precautions:
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Understand Amazon's basic policies: We never ask for your user ID or password in an email.
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Do not click any hyperlinks in an email.
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Do not give out any account or financial information in an email or to a web page that opened after clicking a link in an email.
In addition, the following practices can help protect you from future fraudulent emails.
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Review About Identifying Whether an E-mail is from Amazon for information about phishing.
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Consider changing the e-mail address associated with your seller account so that phishers can't use this e-mail address to contact you. For example, if your seller account uses myinfo@myisp.com, consider using a new or different e-mail, such as changedinfo@myisp.com, for your contact information.
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Do not use the same e-mail address as your sign in as you do for your customer contacts. For example, if you use myname@myisp.com as your sign in account, consider using an e-mail address such as info@myisp.com for your notification or contact e-mail address.