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Alert: Tracking Code 9300120111410471677883 Frequently Used in Parcel Scams
Parcel scams are a form of fraud that involves sending a large number of users bogus text messages or emails about a parcel that is supposed to be delivered to them. Scammers use a variety of tactics to get recipients to pay fees or provide sensitive information. The most common method is to request a small payment of $2 or $3 to pay for the delivery. However, scammers may also attempt to get you to provide credit card information or other personal details.The tracking code 9300120111410471677883 is frequently used in such scams. If you receive a message or email containing this code, be cautious: it may be a scam.
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 07/10/2023... This is not the real Usps website. This is just a phishing landing page that scammers use to get your personal information, this scam always starts with either a phishing email or text. If you do get an email or text that looks like it was from USPS, do chec |
 08/01/2023... Scammers have been sending emails and texts pretending to be the USPS and saying that you have a undelivered package and they need you to input your data again so you can get your package. This is a scam, don't give them any personal information whether it's |
 07/29/2023... This is not the real USPS website. This is just a phishing landing page that scammers use to get your personal information, this scam always starts with either a phishing email or text. If you do get an email or text that looks like it was from USPS, do chec |
 08/14/2023... I ended up realizing that the website url was spelled wrong, with "surppot" instead of "support." I thought it might have been my subscription package from overnight oats but then the tracking number didn't match. I locked my card and requested a new one with |
 01/16/2024... This is one of many fake USPS landing pages that have already been reported to Scamwatcher's database. In short, the scammers behind this send out unsolicited texts saying that you need to update your address, once you do so you'll be prompted to pay "a servic |
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 02/02/2024... If you're reading this then you probably have received a text saying that you need to change your shipping address, however, this is not the real USPS website nor should you type in any of your personal information here. This is a phishing attempt, they are |
 02/02/2024... The scammers behind this site are sending out unsolicited texts pretending to be the USPS. However, The USPS would not ask you to do something like this over text and this whole thing is just a phishing attempt. You'll be prompted to pay a service fee after |
 01/29/2024... People have reported that they've been recieving unsolicited texts pretending to be the USPS and redirecting them to fix a "problem" with their shipping address. However, the USPS would not do this over text, this is a phishing attempt. The scammers behind |
 01/17/2024... This is not the official USPS website, further more the USPS would not ask you to update your address via text like this. This is nothing more than a phishing landing page, at the very end of this whole "process" they'll attempt to charge you a "service fee": |
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01/16/2024... This is one of many fake USPS landing pages that have already been reported to Scamwatcher's database. In short, the scammers behind this send out unsolicited texts saying that you need to update your address, once you do so you'll be prompted to pay "a servic |
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