I recently received this email, and I immediately knew this was a scam. Because I don’t have a prime account. Also, that email address looked suspicious and the message was in Russian originally, another alert. They want you to click on the tabs and give them your personal information such as account number, password, bank account and any other personal information. or they want to corrupt your equipment. DO NOT CLICK!

The best indicator that I use is look at the sender’s email address. dentalleadercenter does not look like amazon would use this in their email. Also, I am sure Amazon does not send out messages in Russian.

Report this to your email provider and it may help some unsuspecting email reader from being a victim of a scam.