How to Stop Amazon Brushing: A Step-by-Step Guide

Learn effective ways to stop Amazon brushing and secure your account from unsolicited packages.

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To stop Amazon brushing, report unsolicited packages to Amazon customer service and provide them with details. Change your account password and consider setting up two-factor authentication to secure your account. Regularly review your account for unfamiliar orders and contact your local postal service to inform them about the issue.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is Amazon brushing? Amazon brushing is a fraudulent practice where sellers send unsolicited packages to inflate their sales and ratings.
  2. How can I identify brushing scams? Look for packages you didn't order and check your account for unfamiliar orders to identify possible brushing scams.
  3. What should I do if I receive a package I didn't order? Report the package to Amazon customer service and consider informing your local postal service.
  4. Is changing my password enough to secure my Amazon account? While changing your password is a good start, enabling two-factor authentication provides an extra layer of security.

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