You receive a text message saying your package is waiting for delivery. But there’s a problem. You need to confirm your address or pay a small fee before it can be delivered.
The message looks legitimate and may even use the name and logo of a real delivery company. But the link can lead to a fake website designed to steal your personal information or credit card details.
⚠️ Don’t let a small payment fool you. Even a tiny fee can be part of a much bigger scam.
🔍 Check your delivery status through the company’s official website or app instead of clicking links in unexpected messages.
🔒 An anti-phishing app can help identify dangerous links and warn you before you open a fake website.
