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Originally Posted by KatieBon
Could this be a scam? Check the email address to see if legit?
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You would certainly want to be cautious with any emails, particularly if they contain a link. I haven't used Amazon Locker so I don't know if a link is provided with those. But definitely check the address the email came from, check the address any link is trying to take you to, and be very skeptical if you aren't expecting delivery instructions (haven't placed any orders or delivery isn't scheduled until next week)
If I had ordered something to be delivered to an Amazon Locker and I received an email telling me when it was scheduled and then a further email saying it was delivered, perhaps confirming it was delivered to the locker location I had chosen, and providing instructions on how to open the locker then I would feel pretty comfortable with it.
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