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Fake "Important Notice Regarding Your USPS Shipment" text messages 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 q3smr.info.
from (347) 224-6684:(My first name), important notice regarding your USPS shipment 8J28K5 from 8/21/2020. Go to: q3smr.info/ocoR5ygJ5a
from (347) 224-6684:
(My first name), important notice regarding your USPS shipment 8J28K5 from 8/21/2020. Go to: q3smr.info/ocoR5ygJ5a
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Maria, final alert regarding the USPS package 1K83A1 from 07/24/2020. Go to: q3smr.info/ocoR5ydkIm
I received the following text:Sergei, urgent notice about your USPS shipment A2F7 from 07/24/2020. Click: q3smr.info/ocoR5yej1gThank you for alerting about this scam.Sergei N
Todd, urgent alert regarding your USPS package 5H73A4 from 08/27/2020. Click: q3smr.info/ocoR5yfvm8
I am now receiving text messages for the same thing about UPS parcels. I am also getting emails from a person named Owen Perez , that states he has money from a lost relative of mine and wants to send money to me.
I received this exact message twice. It appears to be from a phone number in Delaware, but who really knows?
I am receiving this message for a second time, referring to a shipment from 06/19. I did not ship or am not expecting anything, and since the web address looked suspicious,I did not click on the link. It is interesting that they used my facebook profile name to address me. I cannot trust facebook to protect my identity then. That social media is getting less and less useful.