Caution is key with unsolicited messages like this—always verify before clicking. This appears to be a classic phishing attempt disguised as a delivery issue, aiming to steal personal data or money through a fake site. Don't engage; report to your carrier and block the number. Use antivirus tools to scan any suspicious links, and enable two-factor authentication on accounts. If you've interacted, monitor statements closely and change passwords immediately. Stay vigilant to protect your info from such deceptive tactics.
Yet another fraudulent SMS requests money for a package delivery and includes a link to a phishing site. Stay alert.
