Seller-notification@amazon-385954.com
Can anyone tell me if this is a genuine Amazon e-mail address?
Had an e-mail today from ‘Amazon Services’
Dear Customer,
We have detected a slight error in your account information.
This might be due to either of the following reasons:
- A recent change in your personal information ( i.e.change of address, phone number).
- A recent change or update of your inventory
- Submiting invalid information during the initial sign up or sign in process.
Due to this, you are required to confirm and verify your account information by following the link below to login to your account. It will enable us rectify and clear errors.
Your Payment Account may be subject to certain limits, which may affect your ability to make or receive payments or to withdraw funds. Please respond to our inquiry and deliver to us any information requested by us regarding any disputed sales transactions within 3 business days of our request.
I have no indications from my account that i am under review
Cheers
David
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Seller_GVJbZ3Sx0LoMn
sound like a blag if they ask you to click an attached link
Seller_AaTSN0AimLp9O
guaranteed scam - search the forum for several threads on this address. 
Seller_rUXUp426iRSUt
I got exactly the same message today. I think it’s a scam email.
Seller_5FDXsxtR9c2zC
Hi, I have just received the same email, and my account is ok, so I reckon spam and I forwarded it to amazon at stop-spoofing@amazon.com
Seller_oaI4C01xuvHTf
Sounds like a scammer to me. If there’s nothing on your account, and it addresses you as ‘Dear Customer’ rather than by your Amazon ID name, and asks you to click on a link: it’s as dodgy as a nine-pound note. DON’T click on the link, and forward the message to Amazon’ ‘stop.spoofing’ address
Seller_LKjg1QRrO36Yq
I’m pretty certain that domain is not registered to Amazon!
Almost certainly a phishing attempt.
Seller_0gvrmOmFAIzgb
I feel it ok as they sent phone security code
Seller_YVx6UpjLVLBWF
Defo scam email. The email address is not even from amazon and the domain/website name redirects to a testing page. Also if the link does not go to sellercentral-europe.amazon.com then don’t click the link. Almost all links in an amazon email will go to your seller page or somewhere on Amazon.
Seller_0E6tXiMMTbjVd
Yes just spoke to seller support who confirmed it is a spoof account and to forward to stop-spoofing@amazon.com
Seller_MT8rt0A2OpbCx
The email address is irrelevant. In this case it seems a poor attempt to disguise it, but it’s not difficult to clone a genuine Amazon email address as the “from”, so you can’t rely on that as a tell-tale. Hovering over the link should show the bogus URL.
I got one today from "no-reply@amazon.com" re: “Action Required: Incomplete VAT calculation settings” with a convenient link to update them, and I am sure a convincing login page to steel my password.
You should see a flag in your sellercentral, if there is a genuine problem with your account.
Safest rule of thumb (and index finger), don’t ever click on links in emails.
