Category: E-commerce, Payments & IT

Amazon: Official SMS Senders & Numbers - Is That SMS Genuine?

No official statement on SMS usage

Do they send SMS? (Official statements)

Instead of publishing sender numbers, Amazon provides official verification means: forwarding to verify@amazon.co.jp and checking the account Message Center.

Officially published senders

No official sender (number or display name) list is published.

No official SMS sender list is published; verify messages via verify@amazon.co.jp and the Message Center.

Conversely, a message showing a listed name or number is NOT necessarily genuine: SMS sender displays can be spoofed. The safest approach is to avoid links in the message and check directly via the official app or a bookmarked official website.

Key points from official statements

Forward suspicious messages to verify@amazon.co.jp to have Amazon verify whether they are genuine.
Emails sent by Amazon.co.jp can be confirmed in the account's Message Center.
Amazon's official help states that it sends email from various domains; no exhaustive official-domain list is published there.
Non-account-holders can report scams to reportascam@amazon.com (receive-only).

Legitimate domains (confirmed on the source pages)

amazon.co.jp

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Sources (official pages)

Primary sources verified on: 2026-08-02

Other organizations in this category

PayPay Apple

How to use this list correctly (disclaimer)

A sender not on this list is NOT necessarily a scam. Companies may add or change senders without notice, and legitimate SMS may arrive from numbers or names that are not officially published.

The content reflects what was published on the official pages as of each entry's verification date. Always check the linked official pages for the latest information.