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n5smh.info USPS Voicemail Parcel Sorting Center Found Package Addressed To Scam
n5smh.info USPS Voicemail Parcel Sorting Center Found Package Addressed To Scam

Fake "USPS Parcel Sorting Center Found Package Addressed To" text messages or voicemails like the one below are scams and spams being sent by online spammers and scammers. Therefore, recipients are asked not to click the link in the fake text messages that goes to n5smh.info.

A "USPS Parcel Sorting Center Found Package Addressed To" Scam

Voicemail: Parcel Sorting Center: Found package addressed to Adrian. Last pick-up day - Friday! n5smh.info/tB9zM22fsL

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‪(332) 228-9284‬
"Mike, final alert for the USPS package 1F57A8 from 04/05/2020. Go to: m7smz.info/ShyrltoFfA"
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(347) 268-9740‬
"Voicemail: Parcel Sorting Center: Found package addressed to Mike. Last pick-up day - Friday! n5smh.info/tB9zM2FUGH"
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(657) 436-3375‬
"Mike, urgent notification for the USPS shipment L61A6 from 07/14/2020. Go to: m5smz.info/RWVUen1H43"

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by an anonymous user from: Summerville, South Carolina, United States

I just got one of these, but the domain was p4svm.info

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by an anonymous user from: Wakefield, Rhode Island, United States

I'm an idiot and accidentally clicked on mine, what could potentially happen? Can I take any steps to secure my phone/info?

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by an anonymous user from: West Islip, New York, United States

You are not alone. I have since deleted the messages. Best to get them off the phone

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by an anonymous user from: Bellingham, Washington, United States

I just got one of these.
Voicemail: Parcel Sorting Center: Found package addressed to ——. Last pick-up day - Friday! n6fsv.info/E52WDni93G
Interesting that it has the same message but slightly different letters in the url

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by an anonymous user from: Vienna, Virginia, United States

Received a text-
"Voicemail: Parcel Sorting Center: Found package addressed to (my first name). Last pick..."

I didn't click on it so I can't see the rest.

I have disabled my voicemail on purpose by keeping it full, so not sure whether they tried calling first.

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by info

Voicemail: Parcel Sorting Center: Found package addressed to Christine. Last pick-up day - Friday! n5smh.info/tB9zM2BdLG

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by info

Voicemail: Parcel Sorting Center: Found package addressed to Lori. Last pick-up day - Friday! n5smh.info/tB9zM2zuyG

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by an anonymous user from: Frederick, Maryland, United States

I had one of these just now—always look up the web address on google before you click on it. It's also a giveaway because USPS's address is usps.com

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by an anonymous user from: United States

Just got this one today. Crazy how they even know my name when I have a fake name on this. Right off the bat, I knew it was fake. Parcel package center? From where? UPS, FedEx, USPS? Plus if it was a voicemail, wouldn’t they call first? Then it would go to voicemail if no one picked up the phone? They can leave a message there.

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