As Amazon Prime Day approaches, cybercriminals are gearing up to target unsuspecting users' wallets and personal information. In June alone, over 1,200 new domains associated with Amazon were flagged as malicious or suspected of being so. These scammers often pose as Amazon reps, set up fake Amazon sites, or reach out via social media with enticing deals to trick users into sharing sensitive information. Common phishing attempts include fake Amazon sites like amazon-onboarding[.]com and misleading emails with links offering huge discounts. To protect yourself, be wary of emails with grammatical errors, generic terms, or urgent requests for personal information. Always verify the sender's identity and only purchase from official Amazon sites during Prime Day. If you suspect a scam, contact Amazon directly and report any suspicious activity. Stay vigilant to avoid falling victim to Prime Day cyber scams.