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I received a text message from 914-508-0689 saying that my delivery was diverted and I needed to have my items redelivered. I had to click on a link included in the text. Then, the prompt asked me for a few pieces of information. Then, they withdrew money from my account. I lost $750.

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I received an email that appeared to be from the USPS. I used to work for the Postal Service. It looked official. That is the way they do things. They were confirming my mailing address. I provided my address. They had a package for me. They requested my credit card number. At first it said zero for shipping and handling. They need at least $50 on my card. I left it alone. It did not sound right. There is no phone number on the email. It did have a tracking number. I am waiting for a package. I do not have the mail it came from.

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Below is the text message I received from the given phone number: “ [USP-Serve] - Your package has the wrong address and cannot be delivered, please update the address timely: https://hhzus-sp.com”

 

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I received a text saying that USPS is having issues with my address and to click on the link. I check the tracking number with USPS and no such number. I knew this because I don’t have anything ordered to be sent to me. I have been getting a lot of these lately

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I received a message stating I had a package that was to be delivered to the wrong address. When I visited the site from the link, it looks like the USPS website, but it isn’t. It asks for a lot of information. I then clicked off of it. I know I don’t have any outstanding packages, and this is just a another way a scammer will try to obtain my personal information.

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Got scammed by this address change website. As I am a cyber researcher I was find out who was running the show, the main behind all these address change websites is:

This guy has been scamming innocent people from ages and should be exposed out in the public.

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Received message as follows: User,we have a problem with shipping address,please update your information. US1896901185421 update here: Https: //usps.1st/address

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I got a text message from what I assume is the United States Postal Service saying that they are having problems with my shipping address, and they are asking to update my information.

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Received a Text Message from supposed USPS with a tracking number. Called to verify that this was accurate. Said USPS 1-800 number had changed. Call another number, which I did. Waited on hold for half an hour. Woman was rude and unprofessional so I hung up. Clearly this is a scam. Number is Jersey. People like this are criminals and they need to be locked up. I am sick of being held hostage in my own country. Where is the freedom when people do this?

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Scammer sends authentic looking email stating a package was sent back asking for a "new address or correct the old one and to complete dispatch fees. (what does that even mean?) using the following gateway" and to click on the 'send back' button.

The email address it was sent from: kalbef@cityinnmaldives

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I was contacted in text about a USPS order that could not be delivered. It asked for updated address verification and billing. I was linked from my phone to the website.

They then started charging on my accounts.

My information has now been compromised and I am concerned about identity theft.

I have put holds on my accounts and

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Text was sent "alerting" me that my package was lost. When you click the link it tells you to put in your address. Then it asks for credit card information to "redirect" your package. The link directs you to what looks like the USPS official website. You know that it is fake because the Copyright date says 2020 and not 2022. Also, when you receive texts from USPS, it will tell you.

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The text message was about having a package redelivered and address verification which then had a hyperlink to the USPS page. After entering address verification, it then takes you to another page that asks for a fee of $1 for package redelivery and credit card/security number information. The text gave a USPS tracking no. I bailed at that point.

The website was very believable. I knew I should have viewed this site from my laptop because then I could have done more research on this site.

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I received it in my email

It read...This is United States Postal Service Delivery Company.. The management of this company wishes to inform you that they had received a parcel containing an ATM master card valued at $5,000,000 with some vital documents attached to it for safety delivery to my home address in your country, within the next 48 hours. Then it said, 'I am directed to inform you that your payment verifications and confirmations are OK.

They want my full name, parcel owner address, telephone number, sex and occupation. Also, a scanned copy of my Drivers License or International Passport. They will register this package and send me the tracking numbers. Before they proceed with this I need to reconfirm the required information . I am to reply by email to ([email protected]).

It was signed Mr. Jerry Allen with 2 email addresses. .

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"Delayed delivery reminder, your delivery address is wrong. Temporarily undeliverable. https://uspreport.com/JSYf"

This is the text I received. The real USPS does not send texts messages with links asking for personal information.

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a USPS imposter texted me saying they tried to deliver a package but it wouldn’t fit in the mailbox. I have to send them

$3.30 by credit card for them to redeliver the package. And they also asked for my credit card information for payment. I did not fall for it. 

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I got a text from 972-385-3155, claiming to be USPS and telling me I had to click the provided link (https://mrshakesorvetes.com.br/PackageUSPS/usps/) to pay a $1.99 fee for my package to be delivered. They even included a fake tracking number, like I wasn't going to check that with USPS...

Further, the phone number is out of service and you need a password and username to get into the provided website. Obviously a scam to me, but some may not realize it.

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Claim I had a package that couldn't be delivered without more info and a small fee they ask to resend it.

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Impersonating the USPS and attempting to collect payment for an item, that I did not purchase or had prior knowledge of.

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I received a text message from USPS saying I missed a certified delivery. I click the link in the text message and it took me to a page to enter personal and banking information to pay a $3.30 fee. I thought this was regarding my USPS at home covid tests. It also included a tracking number. I went to my local post office and they told me it was a scam.

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