Online Threat Alerts (OTA) - Alerting you to scams and frauds.
Scammers are sending the FedEx scam text to potential victims in the UK. The FedEx delivery scam text claims FedEx attempted to deliver a parcel and they need to reschedule by clicking a link in it that goes to the fake and phishing FedEx UK website at 'fedex-gb .com'.
From: +447719055241, 07935263555... To rescheduIe a new deIivery date, visit: https://fedex-gb.com" ... at 04:36 in the morning...
From: +447719055241, 07935263555
... To rescheduIe a new deIivery date, visit: https://fedex-gb.com" ... at 04:36 in the morning...
On the phishing website, visitors will be asked to make a payment. But, if the requested personal and financial information that the website claims is needed for the payment is submitted, it will be sent to the scammers, who will use it fraudulently.
Therefore, online users who have been tricked into submitting their financial information on the FedEx UK scam website, are asked to contact their bank for help.
Recipients of the scam text are asked not to click the link in it. They may post it in a comment below along with the telephone number it came to help inform others.
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