Amazon has issued urgent warnings to its 220 million Prime members about a series of sophisticated scams and phishing attempts aimed at stealing customer data. The company cautioned users against responding to impersonation emails and texts that claim to offer refunds for Amazon purchases. Customers from various states, including Indiana and Michigan, have reported receiving fake messages that could compromise their login information. In response to this growing threat, Amazon has introduced three new rules for subscribers, emphasizing the importance of vigilance in protecting their accounts. The message is clear: if you receive suspicious communications regarding your Prime subscription, do not engage with them, as they are part of a larger fraud scheme.