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With Target Circle Week, Amazon Prime Day and Walmart's shopping holiday returning next week, it's crucial to be aware of potential scams while shopping online. Rossen Reports is sharing three ...
With Target Circle Week, Amazon Prime Day and Walmart's shopping holiday returning next week, it's crucial to be aware of potential scams while shopping online.
Amazon Prime Day is turning into one big scam, says this TikToker. Here's how to protect yourself from fake deals.
Scammers step up their game during big online shopping events like Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days, but you can keep yourself safe with just a few simple steps.
Shoppers say some products appear to have been marked up and newly discounted for Amazon Prime Day — making the sale seem bigger than it really is. Amazon disputes these claims.
With millions of people placing orders during Amazon Prime Day, scammers are targeting us with fake delivery notices and sale email alerts. What to watch for.
Amazon Prime Day is here, and experts are reminding consumers to be wary of scams. Prime Day, a two-day discount event for Amazon Prime members, kicks off on Tuesday and runs through Wednesday.
Scams targeting online shoppers — often by impersonating companies like Amazon and other major retailers — are nothing new. But phishing attempts increase amid busy spending seen during significant sales events — from Black Friday to, of course, Prime Day, according to the Better Business Bureau.
With the Amazon Prime Day sales now well underway, security experts have warned bargain-hunting shoppers to take care and make sure they don't fall prey to scammers.
With Amazon Prime Day kicking off Tuesday, experts are warning consumers to beware of scams targeting bargain-hunting shoppers.