SMS messages claiming a delayed package from The Courier Guy require payment via a suspicious URL to ensure delivery. These are typical payment scams designed to trick recipients into clicking links that could install malware or steal financial details. Avoid engaging—do not click any links or provide information. Forward the message to your carrier or authorities like the FTC for reporting. Block the number and enable spam filters on your phone to reduce future annoyances. If you've already interacted, monitor accounts closely and change passwords immediately.
Looks like a phishing SMS with a link pretending to be from "The Courier Guy" (TCG), saying a parcel’s delayed and demanding cash via the URL to get it delivered. Hey, watch out!
Looks like a payment fraud attempt, stay cautious, okay?
