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• Jul 29, 2026

Job offer from Amazon with weird email and phone number

I got a message from someone saying they were from Amazon’s Remote Recruitment Team. Her name was Rebecca Harrington and she said they found my profile and thought I’d be good for a remote job helping merchants with product updates. The pay sounded too good to be honest, like $100 to $600 a day plus a base of $5300 a month. Only needed 60 to 90 minutes a day, 4 days a week.

But the email came from [email protected] and the phone number was (213) 879-6257. That just didn’t feel right. No company name on the email either, just a hotmail address. I didn’t reply or send “more info” like they asked. It felt strange, like a scam or something. I didn’t lose any money but wanted to report it.

• Jul 26, 2026

Text about a remote job from someone named Rebecca Harrington

I got a text message from someone saying they were Rebecca Harrington from Amazon's Remote Recruitment team. They said they looked at my profile and thought I'd be good for some online job working with Amazon merchants. Something about managing product updates.

The pay sounded too good to be true. $100 to $600 a day, and a guaranteed $5,300 a month for just 60 to 90 minutes of work a day, four days a week. They also said there was free training and paid leave. Only 18 spots left, and I had to be 23 or older.

I didn't reply. It just felt off. No company name on the text really, just a phone number. (213) 879-6253. I didn't lose any money but I wanted to report it.

• Jul 17, 2026

Text from someone saying they’re from Amazon recruiting

Got a text from someone named Camila saying she’s from Amazon’s Recruiting Department. She said they looked at my profile and thought I’d be good for a part-time remote job helping merchants update product details.

The pay sounded way too good to be true. $250 to $500 a day for 60 to 90 minutes of work, plus a base salary of $1000 for four days. They also mentioned paid training and 15 to 20 days off a year.

They said to text back at 1(646) 319-8038 if I was interested. I didn’t reply. The whole thing felt off and I couldn’t find any real company name on the message besides Amazon. The email they used was [email protected] which just seemed weird for a company like that.

• Jul 04, 2026

Job offer from someone saying they're from Amazon's recruitment team

I got a text from someone named Victoria Hayes saying she's from Amazon's Remote Recruitment Team. She said they were impressed by my background and wanted me for a part-time online role working with Amazon merchants. The pay sounded too good to be true, like $100 to $600 a day and $5,300 per month.

They said I just need to work 60 to 90 minutes a day, 4 days a week. Also mentioned free onboarding and paid leave. They said to text "More Info" to (206) 218-3387 if I'm interested. I didn't reply because it felt strange. No company name on the message besides Amazon but the email they gave was [email protected] which doesn't look official at all. I don't think this is real.

• Jun 17, 2026

Job offer email from someone saying they are Amazon recruiting

Got an email from someone claiming to be Victoria Hayes with Amazon’s Remote Recruitment Team. They said they found my profile and wanted to offer me a flexible online job helping Amazon merchants with product updates. Said it only takes 60-90 minutes a day, 4 days a week.

The pay sounded way too good. $100 to $600 per day, plus a base of $5,300 every 30 days. Free training and paid leave too. They said they had 18 openings. All I had to do was text "More Info" to 4255464073.

The email came from [email protected]. That doesn’t look like an Amazon email address at all. Felt strange, like a scam trying to get me to reply. I didn’t text them.

• May 25, 2026

Text about a remote job from someone saying they’re from Amazon

I got a text from someone saying they were Nicole Bennett from Amazon’s Remote Recruitment Team. They said based on my experience I might be a good fit for some remote job helping Amazon sellers update product info. It sounded too good to be true.

They said I’d work 60 to 90 minutes a day, 4 days a week, and make $100 to $600 a day with a $1,000 base pay every 4 days. Plus free training and paid leave. They said they had 18 spots open and I needed to be 25 or older and text them at 904-871-4763.

I didn’t reply. It felt strange. No company name on the message besides Amazon and the email they gave was [email protected] which doesn’t look real. I’m pretty sure it’s a scam.

• May 15, 2026

Text about a remote job from someone saying they're from Amazon

I got a text from someone named Camila saying she's from Amazon’s Recruiting Department. She said they looked at my profile and think I'm a good fit for a part-time remote job helping third-party merchants update product details.

The pay sounded too good to be honest. $250 to $500 a day with a guaranteed $1000 base every four days. For like 60 to 90 minutes of work a day. They said there's 20 openings and to text that number if I'm over 20.

Something felt off about it. The number was 1(332) 209-8378 and the email they used was [email protected]. I never applied for anything with Amazon so how would they have my profile. I didn't lose any money but I'm pretty sure this is a scam trying to get my info.

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