Yesterday evening, a flurry of texts from +8555992025 claims a package can’t be delivered because of a mismatched zip or address, then pushes a shady link or a tiny payment. The pattern matches classic phishing and delivery‑fee scams: no tracking number, vague sender, and urgent language. Never click unknown URLs, especially those masquerading as USPS or other carriers, and don’t share personal or payment info. If you’re not expecting a shipment, delete the message and block the number. Report the number to your carrier’s spam‑blocking service and consider filing a complaint with the FTC or local consumer protection agency.
A message claiming to be from USP stated that my package address was incorrect and needed updating.
A scam text requested $3 to redeliver a package due to an incorrect address, providing a fictitious tracking number not found on USPS.gov
A text message was sent stating a package delivery issue due to a zip code mismatch, but it was a scam asking for money to resolve the issue.
i got a text message saying a package was suspended, they asked for info and money, totaly a fraud
A fraudulent text message was sent claiming a package was suspended due to a zip code mismatch, and requested payment for redelivery
A fraudulent text message was received, claiming a package was suspended due to a zip code mismatch and requesting payment for redelivery
Total scam, if you ask me - a text message arrived claiming a package delivery issue due to a zip code mismatch and they requested sensitive info plus a redelivery fee.
The text message claimed to be from the US Post Office, stating that I needed to pay $3 to receive a package. However, when I called, they informed me that there was no package and instead requested my credit card information.
A text message purportedly from the US POST OFFICE claimed a package required a $3 payment, but upon calling, it was revealed that there was no package, and the caller sought credit card information.
The text message claimed to be from US POST OFFICE... they wanted me to pay $3 to get a package, but when i called they said they need my CC information!!
A suspicious message was received claiming to be from the US POST OFFICE, requesting a payment of $3 for a package that allegedly needed to be collected, but upon calling, it became apparent that no package existed and the caller was seeking credit card information.
A text message purportedly from the US POST OFFICE demanded $3 for a package, but when I called, there was no package, only a request for credit card information.
A WhatsApp link was sent, but its purpose is unclear
A Text message was send to me saying "Your package address does not match the delivery street, so the package was not delivered. Please Revise." with a uspostaladdinfo.com link which I didnt click, all my package text come from a 5 digit number and is identifed as the USPS, UPS and FedEx
Seems to be a Whatsapp link or somthing
I received a text message with a link to uspostaladdinfo.com, claiming that my package delivery address was incorrect, but I did not click on the link as my package updates usually come from a 5-digit number identified as USPS, UPS, or FedEx.
The link they sent was for whatsapp
I received a suspicious text message claiming my package delivery address was incorrect, with a link to uspostaladdinfo.com, which I didn't click, and it's unusual since all my package updates come from a 5-digit number identified as USPS, UPS, or FedEx.
The message included a WhatsApp link.
A text was recieved stating 'Your package address does not match the delivery street, so the package was not delivered. Please Revise.' with a uspostaladdinfo.com link which I didnt click, all my package texts come from a 5 digit number and are identifed as the USPS, UPS and FedEx
A WhatsApp link was provided, but its purpose or context is unclear.
A text message was sent to me stating that my package delivery address did not match, with a link to uspostaladdinfo.com, which I did not click, as all my package updates come from a 5-digit number identified as USPS, UPS, or FedEx.
The message is a scam, and it's advisable to delete and block the number.
I got a text saying my shipping adress is incorrect, asking for the correct adress and other informations, so i deleted and blocked it
I recieved a scam message, i recomend deletin it and blocking the number
Recieved a text claiming my shipping adress is wrong, asked for personal info and i just deleted and blocked it
The message is a scam, and I recommend deleting and blocking the number.
Upon receiving a text message stating that my shipping address was incorrect and requesting I provide the correct address along with other personal details, I immediately deleted the message and blocked the number to avoid potential fraud.
It's advisable to delete and block this scam message.
A text message was sent claiming my shipping address was incorrect, requesting the correct address and additional information, which led to me deleting and blocking the message
