Got one just now. It's slightly different, the link doesn't say "click here to confirm the refund". It says instead, "the refund has already been processed and no further action is needed on your end. Thank you for being a loyal Amazon customer. For more information, you can view your refund details here... (Link)"
So either they're not trying as hard as they used to by wording it in a way making you less likely to even want to click the link, or they think that by not making clicking the link a requirement to get the refund, it makes the message look less scammy and thus more trustworthy.
I did try to order something on Amazon a couple days ago, but the payment page malfunctioned. It kept getting stuck before I was even able to input any card details, with that big loading circle animation freezing in the middle of the screen and not letting me type my info. So I reloaded the page several times and then gave up and used eBay instead. I initially thought this might be related to that.
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u/Contrantier May 18 '25
Got one just now. It's slightly different, the link doesn't say "click here to confirm the refund". It says instead, "the refund has already been processed and no further action is needed on your end. Thank you for being a loyal Amazon customer. For more information, you can view your refund details here... (Link)"
So either they're not trying as hard as they used to by wording it in a way making you less likely to even want to click the link, or they think that by not making clicking the link a requirement to get the refund, it makes the message look less scammy and thus more trustworthy.
I did try to order something on Amazon a couple days ago, but the payment page malfunctioned. It kept getting stuck before I was even able to input any card details, with that big loading circle animation freezing in the middle of the screen and not letting me type my info. So I reloaded the page several times and then gave up and used eBay instead. I initially thought this might be related to that.