An Amazon's Asurion Scammer is on the Loose

 There is a problem within Amazon and those in charge need to clean it up. Here is a copy of a letter stating to be from Asurion, the Amazon product protection center. To the best of my knowledge, Asurion never sends letters requesting additional information from customers via the United States Postal Service (USPS). If this should happen, report it to Amazon. Should it continue to happen report it to the police department,  and if necessary the Office of the Attorney General fraud and scam departments within your state.
We received this letter yesterday. It is the second letter we have received. The one was shredded, but because the sender is trying again, it warrant posting to warn consumers of this scam. Fortunately, we do not have an active claim, and neither would we provide the  requested information via a letter from the mail. 

 

In addition, shred everything that contains invoice numbers, account numbers, bank and medical statements, and all other private information that scammers and con artists should not obtain. Never put this type of information in the recycle bin. Furthermore, remove, blackout and/or redact your names and addresses from shipping labels before recycling the boxes and envelopes received with the products you bought online. Unfortunately, we failed to do this part all the time and trusted that no one would search the recycle bins for information . I am not saying this is why we got this letter. I am saying that every bit of precaution helps protect you. 

Be watchful of scammers, con artists, thugs knocking on your door, harassing and attempting to threaten you on the street, and acting as if they are going to attack to get you in a position to scam you and/or do other harm. These con artists will also lie to your neighbors and businesses you frequent. They will attempt to destroy your life to gain they illegal profits in an act of revenge because you protected yourself by reporting them. We and you have every right to protect ourselves from these malicious con artists.

Finally, this world is changing rapidly, and not all of it for the better, so be watchful there is always the possibility of a scammer, con artist or thief  living among you, manipulating you and your neighbors, but not for your protection but for their gain. If you find this post helpful and you have been threaten or scammed in some way, protect yourselves. Call the police department.