Amazon alleges two companies — Robojap Technologies and Quatic Software Solutions — and several of their purported employees scammed Amazon users by offering to help set up Alexa on their devices through 'fraudulent websites and applications.'
San Francisco Amazon is accusing two companies of"widespread tech support fraud" targeting users of its Alexa virtual assistant and smart speakers.
In a lawsuit filed last week in a US District Court in Seattle, Amazon alleges the two companies — Robojap Technologies in Washington state and Quatic Software Solutions in Punjab, India — and several of their purported employees scammed Amazon users by offering to help set up Alexa on their devices through"fraudulent websites and applications.
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