Yesterday evening, a wave of bogus delivery alerts pinged my phone. Most of these messages pretend to be from UPS or FedEx, include a slick‑looking link, and urge you to confirm a "pending delivery." Never click any link from an unknown sender; instead, open the carrier’s official app or website and enter the tracking number yourself. If the text looks suspicious, block the number and report it to your mobile carrier or the FTC. Keep your device’s spam filter active, and consider enabling two‑factor authentication for accounts that might store personal data. Staying skeptical and verifying directly are the quickest ways to dodge these scams.
The notification appearing to be from UPS seems fake, and I would advise against clicking on any links.
I recived a text message about a UPS delivary, its defenitly FAKE, didnt click on the link
A suspicious text message was received from this number, disguised as a FedEx notification, claiming a complimentary delivery was pending and providing a link to verify my location, but my messaging app flagged it as likely spam, allowing me to block the number.
