During a quiet afternoon, this SMS from an unknown sender mimics a legitimate courier alert, claiming you owe fees for an undelivered parcel. It's a classic phishing ploy designed to harvest your personal details via a malicious link. Avoid clicking anything—delete the message immediately and block the number. Report it to your carrier or authorities like the FTC to help curb these scams. If you've interacted, monitor your accounts closely and consider changing passwords. Stay vigilant; real couriers rarely demand payment through unsolicited texts.
Another courier fraud surfaced, claiming I owe a parcel fee and providing a phishing link. Caution advised.
