If you’ve recently received a message claiming there’s an issue with your Amazon account, you’re far from alone—and there’s a strong chance the alert isn’t real. On November 25, 2025, Amazon sent a ...

Amazon account suspension is a very painful experience for both customers and sellers. If you are a customer, you will not be able to buy any product from Amazon and use its services. On the other ...

Amazon has become synonymous with online shopping due to the convenience of ordering almost everything from the comfort of your home. You can buy everything from desk mats to the best Chromebooks from ...

Amazon is the largest e-commerce platform in the world, with over 300 million active customers around the world. Given the huge number of users, Amazon takes various measures to prevent abuse of its ...

Securing your Amazon account should be one of your top priorities. If anyone gets access to your account, they can place orders on your behalf. To help you prevent this, Amazon has introduced passkey ...

There may come a point where you want to break ties with Amazon — maybe you’re cutting down on impulse buys, trying to escape the subscription rabbit hole or just rethinking where your money goes.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Davey Winder is a veteran cybersecurity writer, hacker and analyst. Update, June 21, 2025: This story, originally published on ...

Few other companies are as present in everyday life as Amazon. This makes it all the more shocking when suddenly the login no longer works, strange orders appear or the account is even blocked. In ...

Beware these account attacks, Amazon warns 300 million users. Updated November 26 with a startling new warning from the Federal Bureau of Investigation regarding account takeover attacks using brand ...

Is it time to delete your Amazon account? Is that even possible? As the COVID-19 pandemic taught many consumers, Amazon served as a vital lifeline for getting everything you need as you hunker down at ...

Amazon is warning its over 300 million customers to watch out for cybercriminals who are out in force this holiday season impersonating reps from the e-commerce giant — as the FBI said online crooks ...