Scam Amazon Suspicious Order Call

A scam Amazon account call. Claiming there is a suspicious order on your account and they need remote access to your device to cancel the order. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

[@EuleneWages4644]

They are so confused they dont no how to answer you.thanks for explaining what they could possibly do if you listen to them.

[@patjonker6576]

I love how your common sense and logic scrambled their brains! Well done. 🤣🤣

[@richardpodnar5039]

The scammers absolutely hate for their potential victims to ask ANY questions and always come up with illogical explanations for their actions. Our Annie Smith did quite well on this outing with the scumbag ScAmazon agent.

[@darkknight1340]

I've had a lot of fun with those idiots in the past,giving them ever more ridiculous names,yet miraculously,they are always able to pull up my details!.Obviously you should never pair your device with their "secure server" unless you are using a virtual machine.

[@nancyschremmer5480]

I love playing with Scamazon callers... but I have nowhere near your patience with them.

[@charlisays]

They are so sneaky. I could see this working on an older person or someone not aware of scams.

[@daphnehinds5581]

Thank you for going more indepth and explaining what they are doing on their end. I knew this was a scam but I really didn't know some of the things you are telling us. Again, thank you! ❤️

[@Hair-today]

How condescending is this woman on the phone. My blood boils😂

[@JenTibbi7023]

Well played Annie 👍 They get so cross when you question them and don't do what they tell you! A typical nasty scam, thanks for the tips and info.

[@ritabailey3257]

Always wondered what would happen if I pressed ‘1’ - now I know! Thank you 😊

[@newmoonrising5151]

Excellent! They’re awful with these calls. No logic! No money for u today scammer. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻✌️✌️✌️

[@mr.personalspace7831]

14:20 “You lose your money, thank you so much…” In other words- “We’re going to bomb this line until we can successfully convince you to lose your money- please believe us and think you’re in danger.”

[@colleenkennedy]

My friend got 7 calls from Molly with Amazon in one day while we were crafting!

[@happyhermit3141]

These scammers love to out-talk their target. What kind of dressing would you like with that word salad?

[@felsenmeer5505]

Very good response from you to their bullsh*t, can't find another word for what they are communicating.

[@karentranter7806]

Thank you for warning us of this scam. These discusting people will stop at nothing. You had them well sussed. Thank you xxx 💝

[@motivationalchannel300]

1. Never answer unknown number phone calls. 2. Never click unknown links or emails. 3. If they ask you to type "anydesk" or "teamviewer" or Sykes, turn off your computer immediately. 4 Listen and take note 'Annie Smith's explanation in this video and how she handled the scammer professionally. Good job, 👍👍👍👍👍

[@RomanceScammersAndOnlineScams]

Anydesk and teamviewer are legitimate apps, I use Teamviewer with my real life clients. But they are regularly misued by these scammers.

[@missliverpoolcatlady]

This was brilliant. I watch kitboga and a few others who scam bait these scumbags! You're a genius 🙂 those idiots didn't know how to react! 😎🤣X

[@RomanceScammersAndOnlineScams]

Kitboga has more patience with the call centre scammers than I'll ever have.

[@beverlycoates1739]

My goodness!!! Its what scares me if I order on line!!

[@shirlainewilliams152]

i have so much fun when ever they call me i like to wind them up ,but they are pure evil

[@shonii119]

What's all the falderol with switching you to their higher authority or supervisor? They come online and sometimes they speak even worse english and are harder to understand than the first one was. Plus they start the stupid scam all over from the beginning.

[@RomanceScammersAndOnlineScams]

Yes, the supervisor seemed less able to explain their story than the first lady.

[@stephenhall6595]

These Goons never ring me now as I blocked calls from overseas.

[@islandgal500]

Excellent job in completely befuddling them with reason and common sense. Love that you are breaking down the scam process. I'm glad I also could question them in a similar manner as I was the unofficial computer technician, audio-visual person, and general fix it person with all equipment in the business where I worked (in the Stone Age) before good anti-virus programs were available. Those were the days when people automatically opened attachments in emails. I have loved tinkering with equipment from the time I was a young bride and my cool and savvy husband was trying to hook up our first fancy record turntable with auxiliary cassette equipment - speaker setup and couldn't get it to work. I did the dumb brunette thing until I couldn't take it any more and just switched a few of the out and in cables to the right connections and ta da - working. I appreciate that you read the communications from the romance scammers for us so I can drop off to sleep. Not boring at all, just have already watched all of your videos once and then go back for a repeat for sleep. Glad you got a break from all those marriage proposals. You are one feisty lady! Keep them coming...

[@RomanceScammersAndOnlineScams]

Goodness - who knew scammers were a sleep aid.

[@geneconlon4125]

New twist ... they went from Amazon to - we reported you to your Bank - the Bank then reported you (me) to the FTC - the Federal Trade Commission - and somehow I was about to be put in the Witness Protection Program. I kid you not. I'm guessing they were going to help me move my money to a "safe" account. A half an hour of fun.

[@RomanceScammersAndOnlineScams]

Those scams rely on scare tactics, don't they. Trying to frighten you so that you can't think straight.

[@shaneedaniel5125]

This is great work. You teach step by step what they are trying to do. This will help people. You asked great questions which confused the scammer.

[@cybertek3188]

I just got one of these calls the guy asked me for my name and I told him that if you're from Amazon you should already know my name. I wasn't fooled I knew it was a scam. Never give these people your name or any other information.

[@patriciamcdermott9589]

you explained that really well. they think they are slick but any questions to explain this ridiculous crap they are saying stumps them and they don't know what to do except get mad usually or threaten. and what you said at the very beginning is what people should listen for and as soon as it happens to hang up. them having nothing but your last name... there's no way in hell a company is going to start talking to you about some order when they don't have a clue as to who you are and no account information. that makes 0 sense. i have even heard them threaten to charge the person right then when they ask why they can't just log in once the order has gone live and cancel it. they are truly horrible scumbags.

[@lucyroark4189]

Your responses were absolutely perfect!! Keep slamming the criminals and educating the rest of us!🤗

[@lpronovost84]

Logic vs scammer 🤣😡

[@Linda-ji8qd]

Yeah for Annie! The more you questioned either person the more angry they became. I haven't had a landline in years because of spam calls and I never answer a cell call from a number I don't know. If it's important the caller will leave a message. I've had the SS calls before and leave their BS message but I report the call to the Do Not Call Database. I recently purchased a new android phone and it has a feature that detects a spam calls. Woo-hoo how awesome is that! On another note, I have received spam emails for Amazon, Netflix, etc. I never respond to the message OR click on any link. All these companies have a "report a fraud email" address to forward the email too.

[@sampson15]

They won't stop calling

[@rocioaguilera3555]

I have a service on my phone that warns me : scam possible. . Sometimes I answer and pretend that I can't hear them. I say: hello, hello. Are you there? They get tired and hang. I block them. That's a Nigerian accent 😅 Thanks for teaching us what to do and what not to do.

[@mysterybutterfly35]

Know about these calls have had these automated messages just hang up on the phone

[@felsenmeer5505]

"ScAmazon", indeed. Second red flag is "Jennifer" or "Jessica", fake names they are using mostly. First red flag probably, that the real Amazon never would contact you. "Each and everything" (never heard that from my colleagues in the UK, US) probably another red flag.

[@The373887]

I've had one of these played along they put the phone down after I played heavy metal music down the phone 😂😂😂

[@RomanceScammersAndOnlineScams]

Nice one!

[@BettyBamBam]

The tone if desperation on the scammer voice for not been able to persuade you to let him connect to your device 😐

[@randysmith7045]

i just had them call me and i told them that i ordered a pair of cha cha heels, black ones. They hung up on me.

[@Hair-today]

She is talking in riddles 😂 Can’t even speak in sentences

[@kikikeel7695]

I recently got a call from a scammer claiming someone had ordered an iPhone worth £1000 on my Amazon account. She got confused when I said I didn't have an Amazon account (even though I did). I listened to her telling me someone has opened an account in my name in that case. I asked what name it was and she could tell me. 😂😂. I hung up.

[@hihoo7969]

Well done!

[@juliesmyth3044]

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing that. 👍

[@nomeinthecottage4767]

He scambait checked you with “Alaye”

[@muskndusk]

They were talking absolute tosh. Amazon does not charge the customer until the order has been dispatched; so if what they were saying was true on some alternative universe, it would be easy to cancel without losing any money. Seems like these scammers got more and more desperate to keep you hooked when you were actually providing us with great info and fun.

[@skyserene0152]

Wow good video,,, I always think if in doubt hang up log in and check or ring the company up but from a number other then a link number or call back number. X

[@RomanceScammersAndOnlineScams]

Excellent advise.

[@sampson15]

They'll always keep calling

[@Cheeky-FE-Kerry]

You should never hang up the call on these Indian Amazon/Tech support/HMRC scammers, their call centre pays for the call if they hang up, they are not charged if you hang up. That’s why they ask you to “hang up the call” at the end rather than hanging up themselves. Let them talk to themselves :)

[@RomanceScammersAndOnlineScams]

I didn't know that. Interesting.

[@shirleyanthony9581]

I never answer the phone a number I don’t know or recognize if I answer just to bunk with them and then hang up

[@TheLWord75]

Here are more tips to derail these scammers: (1) If they said an authorized charge was charged to your card, ask them for the last four digits of your card. They will usually hang up. (2) If they say they have a parcel for you or that customs needs you to pay them, ask them to confirm your postal/zip code. They will usually hang up. (3) If they say you own taxes, ask them to confirm the last 3-4 digits of your taxpayer ID number to confirm your identity. (4) If they say they are the IRS, CRA, HMRS, or any other national tax revenue ministry, inform them that you will sign in online to check your account. Inform them to verify what tax year they are calling about, and then tell them to confirm a certain line amount on that year's tax return to confirm your identity. They will hang up. (5) If they claim to be Amazon, tell them to confirm the last 3-4 digits of the order number so that you can check it when you sign online to view your order history. (6) One time I got a call from a U.S. number from Oklahoma claiming to be Canada Post. I asked the moron calling why would Canada Post call from a U.S. area code. He hung up. (7) If they claim to have a parcel for you, ask them for the tracking number and courier used. Then thank them and tell them you will call the courier directly to handle the problem.

[@lpronovost84]

Thank you for your excellent advices. I'm sure you saved someone from being scammed.

[@RomanceScammersAndOnlineScams]

I hope so

[@pizzazzincorporated4583]

I tell them I don’t recognize the order…what is it for? What is the shipping address? Oh! Wait! That’s my nephew! I told him he could order whatever he liked on my account. I ask them to please go ahead and process the order as soon as possible. When I get connected to the “Higher Authority” I repeat my request. Great fun!

[@robrkarl]

I did the same and the lady told me f**k off.. I laughed out loud.

[@fernleystephens2436]

Someone from "Amazon" asked if I had ordered £500 worth of gift cards I said I had (I hadn't) their script didn't cover that response so the call was ended.

[@rachelmora6227]

Fabulous! Thank you.😄

[@veror5516]

I received an email from “Amazon” and the spelling was atrocious! Anyway, the first thing I did was check my Amazon app and of course there was nothing ordered.

[@susiesnarey8442]

Although I enjoy the romance scambaiting is my favorites I have enjoyed this one too

[@RomanceScammersAndOnlineScams]

I managed to record another scam call centre yesterday - probably will be on this channel in December.

[@susiesnarey8442]

The Indians also have their language barriers . There are certain words they use that gives them away. They use conform instead of confirm for one. A lot of the time they pronounce words phonetically . Its really funny.

[@whenascammercalls247]

At the speed she is speaking, I think it will be a lot more than 5 minutes!!!

[@susiesnarey8442]

A few years ago i got an email saying that I had a virus and a contact number . I called the number and a man with a heavy accent was on the other line. HE went through his talk and said that I had to log into my computer. I told him that I had to leave for work in ten minutes which I really did when he said it would take thirty minutes to do what he had to do. THen he asked me if I could call in late because I really needed to take care of this problem . I hung up on the jerk. I also get random calls and when I hear a heavy accent and if they ask me if I am in front of my computer , I hang up and block them.

[@RomanceScammersAndOnlineScams]

Very sensible. No-one ever calls you to tell you that there is something wrong with your computer. Ever.

[@billcrowley2661]

Had one yesterday but just ignored it as amazon will not get in touch with you by phone

[@Hair-today]

K for kingdom😂😂 of the dark side

[@jvolstad]

I didn't know that TeamViewer was on Android. Interesting. You handled that scammer very well. Where in the UK are you located? Many years ago I was doing some work for your NHS as a IT Consultant. I enjoyed living and working in London. Maybe one of these days I can come back as a tourist. Right after Amazon cancels that order for me. 😂

[@RomanceScammersAndOnlineScams]

I live somewhere in rural England. My girls all live in places that I've either lived in, worked in or visited. At least that way I can talk passingly knowledgeably about them!

[@jvolstad]

@@RomanceScammersAndOnlineScams I had a flat in Woking, took the train into London. Good times 😃.

[@sophiejune4515]

Before I started boycotting Amazon I would delete my card after ever purchase so even if someone got in my account to they couldn't order anything because there was no card on file. Whenever I get those messages I think hmm interesting how they purchased $1k iphone with no card attached to the account 😆🤑

[@RomanceScammersAndOnlineScams]

Smart thinking.

[@Dildhar_8899]

One time I will also came this call I not order anything from this

[@chrisnumnuts8671]

i sent something back thy refunded it me then a month later thy charged me again for the same thing watch out for this in you bank accounts. be careful out there yes i did get onto them and i will be watching my bank balance more now

[@susiesnarey8442]

I used to get many calls from these rats but I havent had one in a couple of years. Its because I gave them such a hard time and Im sure that they have blocked me

[@nancymuro4694]

Minute 10:30 did he say Alaye???

[@RomanceScammersAndOnlineScams]

I don't think so.

[@nomeinthecottage4767]

I heard it twice

[@KellyK387]

I fell for a scam the other day on my landline as well. The agent Kevin (with a thick Indian accent ) said someone in Dayton Ohio ordered an iPhone under my grandpas name (who’s on the landline and who died In 02) . He demanded I make dummy orders for Xbox cards and show him my payment methods. He sent Amazon links so I thought it was legit , I work at home and was distracted during work and then the real Amazon called. He had told me to download an app to protect my ip-

[@RomanceScammersAndOnlineScams]

Oh dear. I'm sorry that happened to you. It's so easy to get caught off guard.

[@jordanphilipperris]

I keep getting a scam call: "Olivia from Amazon" and it just won't stop (Around ten times a day)... Does anyone know of a way that I can either block or report this?!! Thanks for any help :)

[@RomanceScammersAndOnlineScams]

I'm afraid I don't. Maybe a commenter can help.

[@jordanphilipperris]

@@RomanceScammersAndOnlineScams Thanks anyway :)

[@Nazragath]

8 months later, lol. If you still get it, block the numbers if you can. You can also try blocking incoming calls from unkown numbers or oversea ones.

[@jordanphilipperris]

I wish the *60 worked for me but maybe Ontario Canada doesn't have any call blocking features who knows! All I get is "Sorry, your request cannot be accepted!" I have tried looking up info online and even called my Dad to see if he knew what to do but nothing (At least for me) gets these people off my back for good!@@Nazragath

[@jordanphilipperris]

Thanks for the reply! I can't even get *60 to work but at least the Amazon calls have stopped for a while now! Now it's Bell Canada trying to give me home phone + Internet for $55/month which here in Canada Ontario is impossible unless you get something like X-Plore if you live out on lake eerie or some out of the way place! Otherwise it’s a little over $100/month after all the saving/deals that can be squeezed out of the cheapest company (Cogeco)! For that you would think they would make it easy to block numbers!@@RomanceScammersAndOnlineScams

[@lorip4087]

I can't figure out why anyone would fall for this. It is simply not how Amazon works. I have canceled plenty of orders and returned stuff and there has never been any problem.

[@RomanceScammersAndOnlineScams]

I suspect most victims of this are older people who don't understand how Amazon works.

[@lorip4087]

@@RomanceScammersAndOnlineScams Agreed ...thank you for helping educate them. I try to do the same whenever possible. Sometimes it is hard to explain these things but you are doing a great job.

[@jodymitchell1492]

They were in Phillipines

[@RomanceScammersAndOnlineScams]

I'm afraid you've probably been talking to scammers. Did you call because they emailed you?

[@jodymitchell1492]

No I didn't gt product

[@HOWL2133]

I have just now received a call robocall amazon i just ended and block Nothing will happen, just ignore the scammers and even if you received a letter like (Post delivery of the parcel is not paid) and do not click on any links,all will be fine