who.is says that the url is owned by Amazon's PO box (?!) in Reno but then again, you might not even get information about every website on who.is, so it might still be fake after all. I can't seem to find much information about this anywhere.

The woman I talked to ('I've been working for Amazon for 6 months!') didn't know anything about the program/if it really exists but also told me that the website was legit, then asked me to send a screenshot of the e-mail to their 'stop-spoofing' department. They don't ask you to log in, tell them your e-mail address, password, CC details., which you'd usually expect from a phishing e-mail, so I called Amazon's support: There are also questions about your yearly income and about how many people are living in the same household/using Prime but you don't have to answer those questions (there's an 'Other' option). Intro Amazon DSP Delivery Driver Pros And Cons Gig Nation 59.6K subscribers Subscribe 57K views 2 years ago Guest Victor Fuentes describes what it’s like to deliver with Amazon as a DSP driver. The e-mail contains a 'Join' button that leads to a survey about movie preferences (favorite genres.). It was supposedly sent from (I know, you can fake that) A couple of days ago I got an e-mail about something called 'AmazonPreview', which is supposedly a program that lets some people watch new Prime movies/shows and give feedback about them before they are released.

Amazon review program