It turned out to be worse than that, apparently someone hijacked the links out of the email. In another forums, on a Goodreads group, I read that someone got the same thing as me. We both reported it, and it was fixed in less than an hour, which is a record for Amazon taking care of something, especially on a Sunday. Now, the links goes to an Amazon's page.
For a moment, I thought I might been hacked myself, but no. I checked my browser history and after I opened the Amazon email, I went directly to that website, which according to the Who is database, it belongs to a Russian corporation.
I took a couple of screenshots, here they are if you guys want to take a look.
This one is from my Chrome History on Friday, after I opened the email for the first time, I did a Google search before I clicked on the newsletter. And in the pic you can see where that link took me next, and the logos that website shows, and how Amazon's name is being used. I also went to their blog, which uses a logo with Amazon's colors and all.
https://ibb.co/n5cBmz (https://ibb.co/n5cBmz)
(https://ibb.co/n5cBmz)
And in here is a current Google search of their website, in this pic you can see how they offer all type of data, and how that website is organized. When I saw that, I assumed it was legit.
(https://ibb.co/kCvgmz)https://ibb.co/kCvgmz (https://ibb.co/kCvgmz)