Consumers are now being scammed by text messages claiming that a USPS package is undeliverable due to an invalid ZIP code. The fraudulent links in smishing texts may install malware or redirect users ...

Perhaps one of the most popular scams is "smishing," which ... If you have not opened the package, write "RETURN TO SENDER" on the box and the USPS will take care of it at no charge.

Among the scams that have seen increased activity is "brushing," which involves unsolicited packages shipped through third-party sellers.

Scammers will often track the package delivery and may even pose as the intended recipient to claim it from the postal worker. Victims of this scam experience financial loss as they are not ...

Aaron Mata told NBC Responds in San Diego that he suspected it was a scam ... U.S. Postal Inspection Service said recipients can mark it “Return to Sender,” and the USPS will return ...

The U.S. Postal Inspection Service has issued a warning about the dangers of imposter scams. The USPS says it is kicking off National Consumer Protection Week, March 2-8, 2025, with this reminder.

Donovan said since then, no thieves have returned. USPS is also targeting ... They’re also warning about common scams, including text messages saying a package being sent to your address is ...