Late-night alerts from unfamiliar sources often signal trouble in the digital space. This SMS claims to need a delivery address update, directing to a phony Post Office site that's mimicking the real one to steal your data. Don't click the link—it's a classic phishing ploy to snag personal info or install malware. Instead, log into your actual account directly or contact the courier via their official app or number. Forward the message to your carrier or authorities for tracking. Stay safe by enabling spam filters and verifying requests through trusted channels only.
A text message urges you to change your delivery address, providing a link that mimics a Post Office site yet is fake. Stay alert.
