Scammers continue to send mobile users fraudulent messages that spoof UPS, hoping you'll take the bait. Here's how to avoid ...

USPS warns of common postal scams USPS has seen a surge in postal scams since last holiday season and say while it is easy to fall victim to a scam, it’s not always easy to catch the scammers ...

Watch out for scams Think twice if you receive a text, email, or phone call about issues with a package that claims to be from DHL, FedEx, USPS, or another shipping carrier.

Report the scam by forwarding the text to 7726 (SPAM). Report to USPIS by emailing [email protected] with a copy of the message and a screenshot showing the sender's number and date sent.

Your phone or system may also become filled with malware. So don’t click the USPS text you just got. It’s a scam. Just delete the text immediately,” USPS said.

The text might show a dollar amount for how much you supposedly owe and include a link that takes you to a page to enter your bank or credit card info — but it’s a phishing scam.

Smishing is "a form of phishing that involves a text message or phone number," warns the USPS website, adding that "this type of text message is a scam." This scam targets individuals with ...

It seems like a new scam targets us every other day. Recently, people have reported receiving suspicious text messages claiming to be from USPS, stating that a package could not be delivered and ...

News USPS issues nationwide scam warning: Beware of this text message Published: Dec. 27, 2024, 1:01 p.m.

According to a new CNET survey, 66% of US adults are scared of falling for a scam this holiday season, with fake text scams, also known as nondelivery package scams, at the top of the list.

Spam and phishing emails and text messages from UPS, USPS and FedEx often seem legitimate. They may say that a package is waiting to be delivered or that an address needs to be confirmed for delivery.