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 ...

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

The postal service said it does not send text messages about unclaimed packages. “It’s a scam,” USPS said ... be delivered due to incomplete address information. Please confirm your ...

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Just yesterday, and last week, and the week before that, I got text messages from USPS informing me I had a package that ...

Consumers reported losing more money to scams where they paid with bank transfers or cryptocurrency than all other payment methods combined.

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Some $18.8 million was lost to those scams. Scammers know that people who are searching for work can be tricked into responding to a text about ... division. The address to mail a complaint ...

Occasionally, customers report lost packages in the system ... number online or sign up for text updates on packages. Yes. To report a delayed package, USPS asks customers to visit usps.com ...

So many scams ... "USPS" saying your package couldn't be delivered due to an invalid zip code, do not fall for it. Please. Here's what the text says. "USPS package has arrived at the warehouse and ...