Have you received a text like this? Don’t respond to it.
Dana Roberts-Nextdoor
It’s a phishing text. I’ve received a few of these texts. And fortunately, I deleted them. If you’re NOT expecting a package, there is NO reason to click on it. I was rummaging through the Nextdoor App and came upon a neighbor reporting that this text received by her was indeed a SCAM.
I reached out to my Nextdoor App neighbor and she assured me that it was ok to spread the word about her incident.
She received the text reportedly from UPS, providing a link. Do NOT click on the link.
It requests your zip code and then takes you to a page showing that a package is on hold at the warehouse. They give you the option to fill out a redelivery form, and then once you fill that out, it takes you to another page where they charge you a redelivery charge and asks for your debit/ credit card information.
Dana Roberts-Nextdoor App
DO NOT FALL FOR THIS SCAM!
My neighbor contacted UPS and she was informed that this is a very common scam that is used to prey on people, especially the elderly.
You can read the post, here.
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