Got an Amazon, PayPal, or Best Buy order confirmation you never made? It's almost certainly a phishing scam. Paste it here — ScamGuard checks the sender, links, and 'support' number against known scams.
'Your order #A293 — iPhone 15 Pro $1,299 — has been confirmed. Call 1-877-XXX-XXXX to cancel.' Calling connects you to a scammer who asks for remote access.
Fake PayPal email shows a $450 Bitcoin invoice with a 'cancel' link to a credential-stealing page.
Most likely it's a phishing email — scammers send fake 'You ordered an iPhone for $1,299' emails to panic you into calling their fake 'support' number, which is the real scam.
No. That's the trap — the 'cancel your order' number connects to a scammer who'll ask for your card, remote-access your computer, or both.
Log in to the retailer (Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, PayPal) directly by typing the URL yourself. If no such order exists, the email is a phish — paste it into ScamGuard to confirm.
Don't enter anything. Close the tab. If you entered card details, freeze the card. If you entered a password, change it everywhere you reuse it.
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