626-465-7906

So you already know who called you but felt the need to look up the phone number anyway? Why? To tell random strangers on the Internet that you had ordered a hospital bed from Amazon?

Posting your story twice doesn't help your case since you still don't explain why you looked up a known phone number when you had no logical reason to do so. They left you a message, you confirmed the message was (allegedly) legitimate, yet came to a phone number look-up site?

I was contacted at about 4:26PM AKDST, regarding an Amazon order, no idea what she was saying because it sounded like a child with their mouth super close up to the mic. I called the number back and it said I was contacted regarding an Amazon order, and if I was receiving this call in error to press nine. I did so and it ended the call automatically. Very skeptical and unsure on what to do. I am just going to leave it and contact THE REAL AMAZON tomorrow.

Got a call from this number 2x in a row. Called it back and got a message from Amazon to check my messages. No new message though. I am expecting a freight shipment(yesterday-it is late). No message left so now I am wondering.

They called back and left a message to schedule delivery of large furniture I ordered through 3rd party seller through Amazon.  I believe this is a number amazon market place sellers are routed through. Some may be scam and others are valid.

Again we have lots and lots of scummy liars here trying to convince you to answer this call.
https://sellercentral.amazon.com/gp/help/200386250

Quote:

> – Never contact a customer using their phone number. To contact a customer about their order, only use Buyer-Seller Messaging. Please see our Buyer Seller Messaging FAQ for more information.

It is R&L Carriers calling to schedule delivery of large merchandise from Amazon order.

I just received a call from this number, and it was regarding a legitimate Amazon purchase. The person calling was actually calling from a local delivery company, wanting to confirm our delivery, but their callback number was a local number.

Whoops, looks like we missed a shill yesterday. There is no logical reason to look up a known phone number.

Called our office today, but failed to navigate our IVR. Caller ID listed the number and "Amazon Service". Failing to navigate our IVR typically means robo-call or non-english speaker.

Recently purchased something from Amazon. Caller from this number left me a message stating that they don't have the color of the purchase and to give them a call back. Caller spoke very slowly/haltingly, is not a native speaker, and has called several times within 24 hours, calling back even after being told they have the wrong number. Did not engage further with caller. Double-checked with vendor that my order was fine and ignored this.

This is a third party heavy freight delivery service used by Amazon sellers (not Amazon)
But they are incredibly difficult and rude

Why would you take the time to look up a known phone number (when there's no logical reason to do so) then fail to give any useful information about this "third party heavy freight delivery service used by Amazon sellers"?

No one lied. It's not a 3rd party seller. It's Amazon delivery services.

So you are saying that there are 72 people here less the ones by the registered members and duplicates over 5 pages long that all live in the same area and are being called by the same delivery guy?  I find that very hard to believe.  Even harder since the delivery guys never call, heck, they don't even knock or ring the doorbell to let you know that the package has been delivered.  On top of that, there was no reason, if what you say is true, to look the phone number up.  You claim it was Amazon delivery services?  You answered the call and they talked to you?  Then you went out to look the number up?  For what reason?  Why would you do that, knowing who called and why?  There would be absolutely no reason in the world to have to do that.  So I stand by my original statement.

626-465-7906  Claiming to be UPS representing Amazon with a delivery for me that is damaged, and I am to call 800-651-3352 to get a $279.00 credit from Amazon and UPS.  What the F?