Online Threat Alerts (OTA) - Alerting you to scams and frauds.
The "Yourpackage Info" text message below with a link to yourpackage.info is a scam. Therefore, recipients of the same fake text message are asked NOT to follow or click on the link in it. The fake text message, which claims the recipient's package has been returned to warehouse, is being sent by scammers who are attempting to trick recipients into clicking the link in it, which goes to spam and malicious websites.
Your package returned to our warehouse ! Please inform us when you want us to return: yourpackage.info/hK7C3TagWl
If you have recieved the fake yourpackage.info text, please post it in the comment section below, then delete it. The fake text I received came from telephone number (646)401-1455.
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1780-284-8543 scam text
I received the fake text from 61 426 359 561
I also received a text from number (347) 302-4628 with a link to yourpackage.info I knew it was a scam as I did not have any package returns.
Text came through for yourpackage . info on 10/16/20 at 9:05pm from 9175932105 even including my real name. Hope this helps.
All text messages seem to originate from New York area. Sounds like unsophisticated and crude petty thieves. Their texts are so poorly phrased that a 2nd grader can figure out they are scams.