How do I make sure that the email that I received is actually from Amazon?
"I received an email that looks like it's from Amazon, but I'm not sure and want to protect myself."
"I received an email that looks like it's from Amazon, but I'm not sure and want to protect myself.ResolutionBe aware that forged email addresses can appear to come from Amazon.com or another Amazon domain. If you receive an email that appears to be from Amazon, but you're not sure that it is, don't open any links or attachments.Instead, sign in to your Amazon Web Services (AWS) account or Amazon.com account to take action or view notifications.If you're still not sure, check the following:Does the subject of the email match the content of the email?Are the grammar and spelling of the email correct? Incorrect grammar or spelling often indicates suspicious sources.Does the email request the password or any other account-specific details of your Amazon account? Amazon and AWS never request sensitive information over email.Does the content of the email make sense in context? For example, if the email appears to be confirming a password reset, have you recently reset your password? If it appears to be requesting address information to complete an order, have you recently ordered anything from Amazon.com?If you can answer "no" to one or more of the preceding questions, the email you received might be a spoofing email. For more information on identifying spoofing attempts, see Identifying whether an email, phone call, text message, or webpage is from Amazon.To report potential email spoofing scams, see Report suspicious emails.Related informationAWS Compliance Support contact usHow do I stop receiving email spam?How do I unsubscribe from AWS emails?Follow"