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• Jul 18, 2026

Text about a job offer from someone claiming to be from Amazon

I got a text from someone saying they were Avery Quinn from Amazon’s Remote Hiring Group. They said they were looking for people to help merchants refresh product details. It sounded easy enough, just 60 to 90 minutes a day, four days a week.

They said the pay was $100 to $600 a day plus a $5,300 monthly base for working 30 days. Also said there was zero-cost onboarding and 15 to 20 days paid time off. They wanted me to text “More Info” to 16452413677.

I thought it was legit at first so I replied. They asked for some personal info and then said I needed to pay for training materials. I ended up losing $6,000. I never got any job or money back. The phone number was 1(645) 241-3677 and the email was [email protected].

• Jun 22, 2026

Text about a job offer from Amazon with a strange email address

Got a text from someone named Victoria Hayes saying she’s from Amazon’s Remote Recruitment Team. She said my background caught their attention and they wanted to talk about a flexible online position helping Amazon merchants with product updates.

The pay sounded too good to be true, like $100 to $600 a day, and $5300 over 30 days. Only need 60 to 90 minutes a day, 4 days a week. They said to text “More Info” to 425-543-8628 if I was interested.

The whole thing felt off. The email they gave was [email protected], which doesn’t look like Amazon at all. And the address they listed was in Bellevue, WA. I didn’t lose any money but I’m pretty sure this is a scam.

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