Amazon Prime Day 2020: Beware of these online shopping scams
Scammers pretend to be from Amazon and tell you about a fraudulent charge on your Amazon Prime card. Some request access to your computer.
Amazon Prime Day 2020: Beware of these online shopping scams
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