Warehouse workers and union representatives said Prime Day meant extra hours in sometimes sweltering temperatures and a heightened risk of injuries.

With Amazon Prime Day being a four-day event this year, shoppers are eager to find the best deals. However, experts say shoppers need to be just as alert for scams. Iskander Sanchez-Rola, Director of AI & Innovation at Norton, a cybersecurity company, says Prime Day is an ideal time for scammers to steal shoppers' information.

Experts warn that unsolicited deliveries during Amazon Prime Day shopping events may be part of "brushing scams" that put your personal information at risk

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According to the Cincinnati Enquirer, Amazon observes the same holidays as the United States Postal Service, UPS, and FedEx. Since none of these businesses deliver on federal holidays, this means that Amazon deliveries will most likely not be happening on July 4. KTLA-TV also reported that Amazon observes the Fourth of July holiday.

Amazon Prime Day is on July 8-11, but in order to participate, you have to be a Prime member. On top of Prime Day sale shopping, there are plenty of other perks that come with the membership price.

A Prime subscription is good for more than free shipping. Perks like cheaper gas, exclusive deals and discounts on groceries are waiting.