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Amazon: Your code is 056802. Don't share it. If you didn't request it, deny here https://amazon.eg/a/c/r/tomnqsyVkTXmvZmg8ds149xcM
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Amazon: Your code is ******. Don't share it. If you didn't request it, deny here https://amazon.com/a/c/r/i3y4NjgtJXgtkrmnqOO6BPcim
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958406 is your Amazon verification code
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182708 is your Amazon OTP. OTP is confidential. For security reasons, DO NOT share this OTP with anyone.
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