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.
Due to an incorrect zip code, they claim they cannot deliver a package that i never even ordered in the first place.
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A scam was attempted by claiming a package was waiting for me, but with an incorrect address, and requesting the use of a 'resubmit' form.
This number is associated with a package adress scam, so be careful
Package couldnt be delivired
A request was made to update my package delivery address, citing an inaccurate tracking number and demanding payment.
The individual on the phone claimed to have a package for me, but the address on the package was incorrect, and they attempted to deceive me into using a 'resubmit' form, which is a clear indication of a scam.
this is a clasical exemple of a package adress scam.
Package delivery was unsuccessful
The caller requested money for an updated package delivery address, providing an inaccurate tracking number
Apparently, they claime to have a package with the wrong adress on it and want you to fill out a 'resubmit' form, obvioulsy a scam!
This appears to be a scam involving package delivery addresses.
The package couldnt be delivered
A request was made for payment to update a package delivery address, but the provided tracking number was inaccurate.
Apparently, they had a package adresssed to me but with incorrect informations, they requested to use a resubmit form, seems like a SCAM to me!
This appears to be a scam related to a package delivery address
There was an issue with an undeliverable package.
This number requested payment for an updated package delivery address, but the tracking information was inaccurate.
They clamed to have a package adresssed to me but with incorrect adress, asked me to use a "resubmit" form, obviusly a scam!
It seem like a package adress scam
The issue revolves around an undeliverable package.
They requested money for an updated package delivery address, but the tracking number didn't match
A text message was sent statting that the zip code was incorrect for a package delievery
A text was received about an undeliverable package, but the tracking number was invalid, and the request for personal information seemed suspicious
I recieved a tekst message stating that my zip code was incorret and that a package was awaiting delivary
A suspicious text message was received regarding a package delivery issue from a sender claiming to be USPS. The tracking number provided was invalid, and the request for personal information, including email address and home address, raised concerns.
A text message said that the package couldnt be deliverd because the area code didnt match the adress, it had a link but I didnt click on it, seemed suspisous
Upon receiving a text message, it stated that a package delivery issue existed due to a mismatch between the area code and address, with a link provided that was not clicked.
A text message was sent stating that the zip code was incorrect for a package, which may indicate an issue with delivery or a potential scam.
A text message arrived, supposedly from the United States post office, claiming a package was undeliverable and requesting personal details, which seemed highly suspicious given I don't use my mobile number for deliveries.
