10/16/2026
Waiting on a package? Scammers know it.
You receive a text or email saying your package is delayed, a delivery failed, or you need to pay a small fee before it can be delivered. The message includes a link and urges you to act quickly. Sound familiar? It could be a scam.
Protect Yourself:
• Track packages directly through the retailer or shipping company's official website or app
• Never click links from unsolicited messages
• Verify any delivery issues by contacting the carrier directly
• When in doubt, delete it!
Remember, a legitimate delivery company won't ask for sensitive information through a random text message.
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