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BHL Shipping Scam - DHL and USP Delivery Tracking Email Message
BHL Shipping Scam - DHL and USP Delivery Tracking Email Message

Recipients of the BHL Shipping scam below, which claims DHL delivery or shipment has failed, are asked not to follow the instructions in it. The aim of the scam is to trick potential victims into clicking the link or button in it, which goes to a phishing website that steals account credentials, personal and financial information.

The BHL Shipping Scam

BHL Shipping Scam - DHL and USP Tracking Email Message

If you were tricked by the BHL Shipping scam into disclosing financial information, please contact your bank for help.

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

I got a email with a picture which is here. The company was UPS. First of all the email was suspicious to me,so I didn’t clicked on anything what they provided.I am not saying I am smart -rse,but I opened UPS app and entered the ID number which was provided and of course I got msg in red “Sorry but there is error with number what you provided” or something like that.
By knowing how “hard”scammers are working to scam peoples for the money,I am triple checking everything.Even the phone numbers,I am doing on Google search

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by an anonymous user from: City, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

I received the BHL email scam but didn’t realise until after I had opened it. I didn’t reveal my bank account details or address though. Do I still have to contact my bank?

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by an anonymous user from: City of Hume, Tullamarine, Victoria, Australia

I get recorded phone messages. It comes up as an aus mobile number. Says my parcel was unsuccessfully delivered, then says something in I think Japanese language. I answered the phone, another time I had a missed call and I rang it back. I never clicked on anything but should I change my card anyways?

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by an anonymous user from: Downtown, Calgary, Alberta, Canada

I just received a version of the same scam email today. Alert: the header is from a legitimate domain! Since the sender address was not spoofed, I almost fell for it. BUT it contained fake tracking ID number: 5841223352000 and fake package delivery Notification ID#34632900-371? which matches the fake ID# shown in your article graphic. The version I received has some variations such as a different shipping company name - but most of it is the same as yours.

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by an anonymous user from: E1, London, England, United Kingdom

I had one of the “delivery“ scam messages two or three weeks ago, I ignored it. I now have one, today (17 August), enticing me to check the progress of a parcel they are holding for delivery for me. Is that meant to lower my guard again?

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by an anonymous user from: Cadishead, Manchester, England, United Kingdom

I thought it was suspicious and I am glad to hear the truth fortunately I never did it

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

I thought it was suspicious thanks for this to confirm my suspicions that it is a malicious email

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by an anonymous user from: Pool in Wharfedale, Otley, England, United Kingdom

I only clicked on the opening link. I gave no details. Am I safe?

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by an anonymous user from: Stavanger, Rogaland, Norway

Hi, I have a question about this. I fell for the scam and clicked on the link. I put my bank card info in and confirmed, but the payment didn’t go through because I needed to also confirm it through my bank. Is it possible that they still can use my bank card info? And should I cancel it? Thanks in advance.

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by info

Ask your bank, they will be able to better advise you.

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

Unfortunately I have fallen for it, but I realised it right away so I called the bank, they have already set a direct debit on my account...

The lady I spoken to said, they could have taken larger amount in the future!!

Please cancel you card

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by an anonymous user from: Cadishead, Manchester, England, United Kingdom

At last , someone has recognised the different initials at the beginning. DHL is a reputable and well known delivery service. BHL???? Never heard of. They have used the graphics to conceal the definition of the B!

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

I am afraid I did click on it because my son uses my address with him working so I just thought that I need to make a payment for him; so when I came out of it I noticed a new web page called LetsBeBeauty popped up on my email and they had taken my money and my account details.
I then contacted them through a chat line they totally denied the scam and said it was too late to get my money back as I had agreed to it. I cancelled that web page, phoned my bank, told them how stupid I felt, but at least I am getting a new bank card and I will certainly be more careful in future

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

should I also change my password after being scammed??

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If you submitted it on the phishing website you were taken to, yes, otherwise, no.

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by an anonymous user from: E1, London, England, United Kingdom

I have had a few e mails I am waiting on parcel for months
I filled in the details but will contact my bank.

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

I clicked the link in the email but didn’t give any card info, should I be concerned?

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

I was scammed before with these bhl and now they try to do the same. Shame on them

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

Omg I just got this email I clicked into it and started filling the form out but then realised a haven't ordered anything or waiting for a delivery. So yea didn't get tot he point where a put my bank details in fank god !. So scary tht there's scams like this .x

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

I clicked where it says click here but realised it didnt seem right before it took me to the page I pressed back straight away didn't put any personal I fo or details in .....Will this be OK!!

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

I clicked on but didn't put in bank details as I thought it wasnt right bhl but I was awaiting a parcel. I've deleted emails now, will I be OK as I didn't put card details in.

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

I did the same too hun, as I am expecting a parcel, I didn't put any details in, has anything happened to your bank account since u clicked, as I'm really worried now, I got the email this morning, but only just had chance to look at it properly.

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You should be OK.

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by an anonymous user from: Los Angeles, California, United States

I didn’t give card details either but the were still able to get info and access my bank account. Bank showed me attempts to charge the account were made and the bank froze my account.

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by an anonymous user from: Mascoutah, Illinois, United States

I was scamed by this company

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by an anonymous user from: Inverness, Scotland, United Kingdom

I had my doubts about the email so went on to the DHL website and put in the tracking code which was not recognised. Email deleted immediately.

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by an anonymous user from: Cadishead, Manchester, England, United Kingdom

DHL??? It’s BHl, I think the company aren’t in existence. That’s why it’s so hard to see the B. I think they are trying to make people believe it is DHL. Which is a well respected parcel delivery service

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

All most fell for it. Did not enter any details thankfully, as I was suspicious of the 1.70 outstanding tax charge. Nasty b******s. They had a picture of my parcel as well.

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by an anonymous user from: Digbeth, Birmingham, England, United Kingdom

got two of these emails and was expecting a parcel but the emails themselves did not look right to me so I have been searching to confirm whether these were true. I had also emailed DHL and the company I was expecting the parcel from to confirm whether these emails were real or not. This site has saved me a significant amount of worry about this as both emails look exactly the same as the one above, down to even the nimber at the top of the page

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by an anonymous user from: The Council of the Shire of Hornsby, Hornsby, New South Wales, Australia

Reported the email as spam and deleted it straight away, as I am not expecting any parcels from anyone.

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

I received this email and I went through the shedule delivery part what happens next.

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by an anonymous user from: Cadishead, Manchester, England, United Kingdom

I have been scammed by this email what should I do next.

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

Contact your bank and tell them everything. My bank canceled my card . I did the even my bank had even heard of the and said they will said they would start trying to call you pretending to be police of Wright letters to you for money my bank just stopped ny cards and retold me not to pick up to strange numbers xx

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

I have paid the 150 postage what's happens next

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

Contact your bank and tell them everything. My bank canceled my card . I did the even my bank had even heard of the and said they will said they would start trying to call you pretending to be police of Wright letters to you for money my bank just stopped ny cards and retold me not to pick up to strange numbers xx

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They have your credit card information, which they will use fraudulently. Contact your bank for help.

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

I recieved 2 emails today asking for £1.50 to pay,I didn't but not sure if I should do anything else?

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

Just delete the emails. Dont put any information in x

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

Delete all emails , Do NOT include any details , This is a Scam… clue, the head office based in Cyprus

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by an anonymous user from: Los Angeles, California, United States

I just received this email and fortunately recognized it Saif "BHL" & not "DHL". I reported as spam immediately.

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