Online Threat Alerts (OTA) - Alerting you to scams and frauds.
Scammers are sending the fake United States Postal Service scam text below with a link to the phishing website: wsuca com. The fake and phishing website steals account credentials, personal or financial information. Therefore, recipients of USPS or other text messages with a link to 'wsuca .com' should not click the link or follow the instructions in them.
United States Postal Service: Your package has the wrong forwarding address and has been temporarily suspended. Please reply to [ok] and take steps to reactivate it. hxxps://www.wsuca.com/go/Tracking/D2B7
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Does anyone know if you clicked the link and then closed your safarI quickly before it loaded could the scammer have received any of my info? What about if I replied to the text a question? I should have googled it before I did that but now I am nervous about this. I did not give or update any info like I mentioned the website did not even load. Thanks for any feedback
The scammers can only get your information if you unknowingly send it to them on the phishing they have created.