Scrutinize any unsolicited SMS urging you to click shortened links like tinyurl—it's a classic red flag for phishing. This message mimics a courier debt claim but misspells the company name, dropping 'e' from 'the' in 'thcourierguy,' which screams scam. Never click those links; they could install malware or steal your info. Instead, verify debts directly with legit companies via official channels. Block the number immediately and report to your carrier or authorities to curb these nuisances. Staying vigilant keeps your accounts safe without the hassle.
The text message tells me to follow a tinyurl link (tinyurl.com/thcourierguy) claiming I owe money. The name 'thcourierguy' is incorrect—TCG uses 'the' in its title, not 'th'.
