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Fedexparcel.co Sorry We Missed Your Parcel Scam
Fedexparcel.co Sorry We Missed Your Parcel Scam

The website, fedexparcel.co, is a fake being used by scammers. The scammers trick potential victims into visiting the fake FedEx website by sending them the fake text below. The fake text claims the recipients missed a parcel delivery and should click the link to fedexparcel.co in order to book a redelivery. If the link is clicked, the potential victims will be taken to the fake website where they will be asked to make payment and provide personal and financial information.

A Fedexparcel.co Fake Text

Fedex: Sorry we missed you earlier, we have your parcel, to book a redelivery please visit hxxps://fedexparcel.co?tracking=78984136

If you have been tricked by the scam and have submitted credit card or other financial information, please contact your bank or financial institution.

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by an anonymous user from: E2, London, England, United Kingdom

Text claiming they are FedEx and they have a package, with website link. Didnt click on it.

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by Rchase from: Spring Hill, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

I do get a lot of these messages and I delete them all.

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by an anonymous user from: Newtown, Wales, United Kingdom

My identical scam text (plus three extra digits to the tracking number) last night was shown as being from 447306417496.

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by an anonymous user from: South Yorkshire, Barnsley, England, United Kingdom

Yep just had the same...Scam

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by an anonymous user from: Milton Keynes, England, United Kingdom

Received the same ‘ Kyle ‘ scam on Friday 13 th. The same link fedex.co?tracking and so on. Could only get as far as the suggested dates for redelivery, so no damage there. Pity FedEx couldn’t flag the scam when over the phone I was asked for tracking no which I indicated was 78984136755. The answer was ‘ we have no record of this tracking no ‘. ??

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by an anonymous user from: E2, London, England, United Kingdom

when you are asked for your birth date,for a parcel delivery just be careful.

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by an anonymous user from: City of London, London, England, United Kingdom

I have just received the same message, and am expecting parcel from India (?!) I didn't click on it but went online to the usual fedex site and there was no trace of the tracking number

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by an anonymous user from: E2, London, England, United Kingdom

Fedex: Sorry we missed you, your driver Kyle won't be back today. Rearrange your delivery here: https://fedexparcel.co?tracking=78984136755

This is the text I just received. I clicked the link but fortunately didn't enter any information. I'm expecting a parcel from UPS so I almost fell for it thinking the seller had switched delivery company's!

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by an anonymous user from: E2, London, England, United Kingdom

That is exactly the message I recieved glad I saw this first they usually leave a card if your not in .They should flog these theiving gits .

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by an anonymous user from: City of London, London, England, United Kingdom

It's a very convincing website, until I checked here I could have been fooled. Though the fact that they didn't know the delivery address and asked me to enter it is a bit of a giveaway!

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by an anonymous user from: Essex, Basildon, England, United Kingdom

I also had a text on my mobile phone telling me that they had parcel to deliver. I was surprised as I wasn't expecting a parcel. Then I realised that it was a scam. I had heard of the Post Office being used in this way but hadn't seen this company before.
I blocked the number on my mobile phone, then received another from a diffferent number!
They are very persistant

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by an anonymous user from: Greater London, England, United Kingdom

I received this too and feel really stupid because I fell for it. Gave them my DOB, address and card number! It wasn’t until I sat and thought about it afterwards that I realised it was a scam. Luckily cancelled my card before any money was taken but now scared that they have my name, address and DOB. Any advice would be very welcome! 🙏

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by an anonymous user from: SE1, London, England, United Kingdom

Just received this scam text message.

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by an anonymous user from: Hatfield, England, United Kingdom

Me too, very nearly fell for it as I am expecting a FedEx parcel 🤬

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by an anonymous user from: Mill Hill, London, England, United Kingdom

This scam is still active

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by an anonymous user from: East Riding of Yorkshire, Cottingham, England, United Kingdom

the home page looks legit, but it's a photoshopped screengrab of the real fedex site, & the scammers haven't bothered to liven up the links at the bottom (site map, privacy &c). also no padlock in the address bar.
if you go to the real fedex.com tracking page & put the number in from the text message, it's unrecognised.
also, fedex tend to invoice you separately, not as a part of the delivery process.

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by an anonymous user from: Newtown, Wales, United Kingdom

I got the same text but I knew I had not ordered anything so I did not click on the link. Instead I got to my computer to find out if it was a scam. So thank you for your information. It is a SCAM.

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by an anonymous user from: Donnington, Newbury, England, United Kingdom

I too was expecting a parcel and fell asleep and then when I got this text thought I'd miss somebody knocking at my door so immediately clicked on the link. how stupid-my parcel is going to be delivered not by FedEx so this obviously was a phishing scam!!! these evil f****** b******s need locking up putting in prison forever trying to scam people. why don't they f****** well get up early and go out to work they must be as evil as anything! was worried about this putting something on my phone so it's been all day trying to find out about it, making phone calls, wasted a whole day. terribly inconvenient. I hope karma gets the evil who tried to scam me

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by an anonymous user from: Mill Hill, London, England, United Kingdom

I received this text today and because I am waiting on multiple deliveries I presumed it was valid. Fortunately I didn’t divulge any financial details as I thought it was a bit strange. The link on the phone didn’t work so I went on line to set up an account and now wish I hadn’t.

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