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Is amazonrecall.com legit or a scam?
High risk of phishing. This site appears to impersonate Amazon. Do not click, log in, or enter any details.
What the check found
The domain uses the Amazon brand with 'recall' to appear official, but it is not an Amazon-owned domain. Impersonation + likely prompt to verify/submit info are classic phishing patterns targeting refunds/recalls.
Red flags
- Brand impersonation. The domain includes 'amazon' but is not an official Amazon domain (e.g., amazon.com, amazon.co.uk).
- Fake recall theme. Scammers often use 'recall' pages to make you enter order, login, or payment details for a fake refund or replacement.
- Generic .com lookalike. Legitimate recall or support pages are hosted on the brand’s official domain, not a separate lookalike domain.
What to do now
- Do not open the link or enter any login, card, or personal details.
- Go directly to amazon.com or the Amazon app and check Your Orders and Messages for any recalls or account notices.
- If you interacted with the site, change your Amazon password and enable two-step verification immediately.
- Monitor your orders, gift card balance, and payment methods for unusual activity; contact your bank if any charges appear.
- Report the site to Amazon (Report a suspicious email or webpage) and to your country’s cybercrime portal.
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