Looks like a classic cost‑trap scam—they call, claim there’s a shipment waiting, then text you a link to pay a bogus clearance fee. Never click the link or send money; verify any delivery with the actual courier using official contact details. If you didn’t order anything, ignore the call. Block the number and report it to your carrier or local consumer protection agency. Stay skeptical of urgent payment requests, especially in foreign currency, and keep personal info private. When in doubt, hang up and call the company directly using a known number.
An attempt at fraud followed by an SMS containing a payment link for a clearance fee. "To ensure your parcel is delivered, please settle the outstanding clearance charge of 34.58 ZAR."
