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I received one of these emails. It does appear to genuinely be from Amazon. The interesting thing to me is that some people seem to have received the email fro
by PuffinBlue 8y ago
I received one of these emails. It does appear to genuinely be from Amazon.
The interesting thing to me is that some people seem to have received the email from no-reply@amazon.com. I received it from order-update@amazon.co.uk
Perhaps that's just due to being on different TLD but seems interesting to me that I should receive one from the order-update@amazon.co.uk address.
no-reply@amazon.co.uk exists and would seem like the better email to send out such a notice from. I'm curious why they'd use the order update email system.
Maybe the name and email was revealed as part of a mis-configured ordering process? Perhaps revealed to sellers and not a 'breach' in the traditional sense?
- arooaroo 8y agoI got one from order-update@amazon.co.uk too. Looked genuine -- didn't seem to be fishing for anything. However, the complete lack of information bothered me a lot.