The USPS package had an incorrect zip code, and I was given a link to acces the webpage, but I had to do it within 24 hours.
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Imagine receiving a frantic "Your USPS parcel is detained" message from a foreign code – it’s a classic bait. Most of these texts mimic official postal language, demand zip‑code verification, and push a link that funnels personal data. Never click the URL; instead open your carrier’s official website or call their verified support line. Block the sender in your phone and report the number to your carrier’s spam‑filter service. Keep a log of the exact wording; it helps authorities spot patterns. Regularly update your account passwords and enable two‑factor authentication to limit damage if details slip through.
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allegedly represents the US POST OFFICE
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A text message was recieved recomending a responce to clear a customs zip code issue, appearently ther was a problem.
Delivery issues have arisen due to inaccuracies in the provided address. To rectify this, please update your address information, and the package will be delivered promptly. For the latest logistics status, kindly follow the provided link or copy and paste it into your Safari browser. The US Postal Team appreciates your cooperation.
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Minsan may WhatsApp na tila spam, pero okay lang, hindi naman masama.
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Recieved a cross border text messsage, dont know whats that mean
This message purportedly from "U.S. Post" claims a parcel is being held due to an invalid zip code address and provides a link to confirm the address, but the originating number is suspiciously from the Philippines, indicating a likely scam.
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Received a suspicious text message that appears to be a phishing attempt
I received a text message, not a call, claiming to be from the Postal Service Team regarding a package delivery issue.
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I recived a text asking me to click a link or paste it into my browser, no call though
The USPS need more informations about the address, it seem's
The caller falsely claimed that a parcel was being held
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This appears to be a Phishing Scam, claiming a parcel is detainted due to an incorrent zip code and asking me to click a hyperlink to resolfe the issue.
A suspicious message was sent claiming to be from the U.S. Post, requesting confirmation of a zip code address to release a detained parcel.
The U.S. Post office sent me a messsage saying my parcel is being detained due to an invalid zip code, and I need to confim the adress informations within 24 hours, or els it will be retuned
A scam was attempted regarding a postal delivery issue, asking to click a link or paste it into a browser to track an order.
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