I just got the scam robocall about an "Amazon order..."

[Archae]

I simply hung up.

Tried saying I had a $500 Amazon order.

Amazon itself says no, I don't.

[ProudMNDemocrat]

1. On Wednesday, my husband had a voicemail and asked me....

"What did you buy for $599.00?"

I replied, "Nothing."

It was a SCAM.

[Walleye]

2. I got it too. One call and one text, different amounts. Amazon never calls. It's a scam of some kind

Amazon doesn’t even have my phone number as I order through my brothers account. Did shake me up a little though, like somebody may have hacked my credit card. Thanks for sharing your experience.

[lark]

3. I get these at least a couple of times a week.

The amounts vary, but so far all have been between $1200 and $3000. Soon as I hear Amazon, I hang up now.

[secondwind]

4. If they ask you if you can hear them, do not say "yes".

They tape that “yes” and it can be used to purchase stuff.

Say “I can hear you”. If they insist on a yes or no, hang up.

[Phentex]

5. I got an email one today...

guess they are busy!

I could tell it wasn't Amazon because the language was WAY nicer than Amazon would ever be.

[Sibelius Fan]

6. I was driving on Tuesday and got a call saying someone had purchased an $1100 iPhone

on my amazon account, that amazon security had put a hold on the purchase, and that I should “press one” to speak with amazon security.

I hung up.

Not a minute later, I got a call saying my Apple Cloud account had been breached, and that I needed to “Press One” to speak with Apple security.

Sheesh.

[Phentex]

7. Type 1 if you want replies to this post...

[coolcat_riley]

8. ignore!

Got similar calls since few weeks ago, and they use several different numbers. I Googled the numbers and found quite many reports filed at sites like http://phonebook.ai about them. I just ignore any calls if I'm not familiar with the numbers now.