jennadorsey
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yay- something I can use
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Amazon Prime Day Sweepstakes
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heathie17ppg
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OMG i entered hundreds of times!!! Did they email you? That's an amazing win!
Happy shopping!
Oh Wow! Congrats!
I just got one that said I won $250. Do you think this is legit? It's asking me to login and then fill out a claim form.
jennadorsey
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Yes they emailed me this morning
jennadorsey
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Yes mine was legit. I did the same thing
OK, Thanks! I entered my login and then got nervous thinking I was getting scammed.
jennadorsey
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I thought that at 1st too but then I did some research and used my antivirus and it was all good
keells2000
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Congrats! I won one too! I received two more emails: one for $250 and one for $100.00 = $850.00 Total - WOW
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That is so so awesome, wow! Congrats on a fantastic win, and thanks so much for telling us about it!!
I got one for $250, I checked with Amazon and it they e-mailed me this…so…. Be careful… I’m still sending my name and address but no passwords or credit cards. I hope it’s real and that sweepsadvantge wouldn’t allow a scammer to fool us in that now by it was Amazon. This is the reply I got from Amazon about the email I got about winning".
Hello,
The email you received wasn't from Amazon.com. For your protection, do not respond to it, and do not open any attachments or click any links it contains.
If you receive a suspicious email, you can report it by following the guidelines from our Help page: https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html/?nodeId=GRGRY7AQ3LMPXVCV
If you responded to the email or visited a linked website but didn't provide any personal information (such as your login or password), your Amazon.com account information should still be safe. However, if you did respond or if you visited a forged website and entered your Amazon.com login and password (or any other personal information), we recommend that you update your Amazon.com password immediately by going to Your Account (http://www.amazon.com/your-account) and selecting "Login & Security." If you provided financial information, you may want to contact your bank or credit card provider.
Hello,
The email you received wasn't from Amazon.com. For your protection, do not respond to it, and do not open any attachments or click any links it contains.
If you receive a suspicious email, you can report it by following the guidelines from our Help page: https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html/?nodeId=GRGRY7AQ3LMPXVCV
If you responded to the email or visited a linked website but didn't provide any personal information (such as your login or password), your Amazon.com account information should still be safe. However, if you did respond or if you visited a forged website and entered your Amazon.com login and password (or any other personal information), we recommend that you update your Amazon.com password immediately by going to Your Account (http://www.amazon.com/your-account) and selecting "Login & Security." If you provided financial information, you may want to contact your bank or credit card provider.
jennadorsey
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They already had my name. Only asked for name and address in the form. No credit card or password info
keells2000
Member
I Googled Prime Day Small Business Sweepstakes and there was a link that took me right into the Amazon website and confirmed all three of my wins. It is ligit. But if you win $600 or more they want a completed W-9 form.
Just wanted to share what Amazon told me, I also checked around and it does look legit. I guess we will see when we get our prizes!!
