Amazon Prime Phishing Scam Uses Fake Billing Alert to Steal Logins and Card Details

A reported phishing campaign impersonates Amazon Prime/Prime Video with emails claiming a membership payment failure and directing victims to a multi-page fake site. The site mimics Amazon interfaces to collect sign-in credentials, personal identity details (name, address, phone, DOB) and full payment card data (number, expiry, CVV), performing input validation to increase realism. Hackread.com tested the flow with dummy data, observed non-Amazon domains (e.g., primevideo-manage-account-payment...), and documents a final fake confirmation screen. Amazon-classified "Prime Membership" scams are referenced, and users are advised to verify messages via the Amazon Message Center, avoid links, change passwords if compromised, and contact banks for fraudulent card disclosures.