“Just got this text claiming to be from the postal service... Tap that and you're taken to an official-looking USPS page that says you need to pay a small fee... In reality, they're just trying to steal your payment information.” Facebook · Rich DeMuro · 2 months ago What to do next
Others who have received similar messages emphasize that these are common attempts to steal credit card details.
“The link pushes you through to the usps website (i think) and directed you to pay a very small fee for redelivery.. If this happens to you- Do not open the link, delete the message.” Facebook · Residents of Gulfport, MS · 1 year ago
: Legitimate USPS notifications are informational and never include links to "fix" an address or request payment for redelivery.
: Copy the body of the text and forward it to 7726 (SPAM) to help your carrier block it.
“Just got this text claiming to be from the postal service... Tap that and you're taken to an official-looking USPS page that says you need to pay a small fee... In reality, they're just trying to steal your payment information.” Facebook · Rich DeMuro · 2 months ago What to do next
Others who have received similar messages emphasize that these are common attempts to steal credit card details.
“The link pushes you through to the usps website (i think) and directed you to pay a very small fee for redelivery.. If this happens to you- Do not open the link, delete the message.” Facebook · Residents of Gulfport, MS · 1 year ago
: Legitimate USPS notifications are informational and never include links to "fix" an address or request payment for redelivery.
: Copy the body of the text and forward it to 7726 (SPAM) to help your carrier block it.
