All perfectly logical, but, most hacking successes happen because the hacked are either unaware of a problem with an email or not paying full attention in what they are doing and clicking on suspect links.
But.
If you are trying to change some part of your personal or company details you a) have contacted Amazon in the first place, and b) your giving this contact your full attention to enable the changes.
Going by the OP they were trying to facilitate a change to their account through contact with Amazon and not answering some random phishing email purporting to be from Amazon