Avoid Amazon Prime Day scams

The video discusses the shopping frenzy around Amazon Prime Day, highlighting the importance of being cautious about fake emails and text messages. It emphasizes consumer concerns about the authenticity of deals and the potential for price manipulation. Cybersecurity threats are a major focus, with advice on identifying malicious websites and emails. The video also covers the importance of managing delivery notifications to avoid scams, ensuring that consumers protect their bank accounts from fraud.

Why is it important to be cautious of emails and text messages during Prime Day shopping?

• They could be fake and lead to scams.

• They are usually advertisements.

• They are always from unknown senders.

• They might contain viruses.

What concern does Trey Morgan have about Prime Day deals?

• The deals are only for a limited time.

• The products are of low quality.

• The prices might have been artificially inflated before being marked down.

• The deals are not available in his area.

According to Checkpoint, what percentage of new Amazon-related domains were flagged as suspicious?

• 50%

• 70%

• 95%

• 85%

What is a recommended action to take before clicking on a link in an email?

• Forward the email to a friend.

• Check the sender's email address for misspellings.

• Reply to the email to verify its authenticity.

• Delete the email immediately.

What should you do to avoid confusion with delivery notifications?

• Call the delivery company for confirmation.

• Click on every link to verify.

• Keep track of which notifications you signed up for.

• Ignore all notifications.