Beware of fake FedEx delivery text messages asking recipients to click a link in them to schedule a FEDEX delivery. The fake text messages are being sent by scammers. And, the link in the messages goes to spam, fake survey, or phishing websites that trick visitors into purchasing unwanted services, steal their personal and financial information. Therefore, if you have received the fake messages, please do not follow the instructions in them.
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