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Only redeem gift cards on the real amazon.com/redeem page. Never share your claim code, and never pay anyone with gift cards for taxes, bills, fines, tech support, or prizes. Anyone who asks for that is a scammer.

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Stay safe step by step

1

Type the address yourself

Go to amazon.com/redeem directly. Skip links in messages.
2

Keep your code private

Treat the claim code like cash.
3

Ignore payment demands

Real companies and government offices do not ask for gift card payments.
4

Do not trust urgent calls

Scammers create panic. Hang up and verify on your own.
5

Report scams

Report to Amazon through its official website and to your local consumer protection agency. In the US, report at ReportFraud.ftc.gov.

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Warning signs

  • Someone asks you to read the code over the phone.
  • A “prize” requires you to buy gift cards first.
  • A website looks like Amazon but has a strange address.
  • Pressure to act fast or keep it secret.
This guide never asks for your claim code, account password, or payment details.
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