Surprisingly, a plain FedEx‑style envelope can hide a scam that tricks recipients into sharing their credit card details. The letters often mimic official branding but lack the distinctive red‑blue color scheme and use unfamiliar phone numbers. If you receive a notice about an expired card, verify it directly on FedEx’s official website or call the known customer‑service number—not the one on the letter. Never click links in unsolicited mail; instead, log in to your account independently. Consider reporting the incident to the FTC and to FedEx’s fraud department to help curb these deceptive campaigns.
I just recieved a letter from this number, dated 11/4/2024, and it's clear that it's a scam, so be aware of it
Today i recieved a letter with a date of August 1, 2024, and i knew immediatly it was a scam, i feel sorry for peoples who fell for it
In my previous post, i forget to mention the letter had my correct last four Fedex account digits
Upon receiving a black and white Fedex letter about an expired credit card, I discovered this number was linked to a scam after checking it on this site.
Yesterday, I received a letter that appeared to be fraudulent. Upon investigation using a private browser, the listed website was deemed invalid. Notably, I have never utilized FedEx for shipping or mailing purposes, nor have I provided them with credit card information.
A identical letter was received by me today as well.
This incident bears all the hallmarks of a scam, raising suspicions and concerns
I also recieved the same letter in the mail
Somethin dont smell right about this, it look like a scam, a letter from FEDEX asking to confirm a credit card number, but the letter heading wasnt in their usual colors
