Online Threat Alerts (OTA) - Alerting you to scams and frauds.
The website, usps.wrongpackage.com, is a fake USPS website being used to steal account credentials, personal and credit card information. The website uses US9524901144737, a fake tracking number, being used by scammers to defraud potential victims by asking them to click the link in it that goes to a phony website that will ask visitors to submit their personal and financial information in order to make payment. If the requested information is submitted, it will be sent to scammers, who will use it fraudulently.
If you have already been tricked into visiting the fake USPS website and submitted your financial information on it, please contact your bank for help.
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I entered my card information. Then I put the tracking number in Google and found it was fraud. So I contacted my credit card company and had my credit card canceled. I pray that's all that they were trying to get.
I entered my address and email but stopped at step 2 when I was asked to enter my card number, will they still get to steal my card information?
I’ve done the same, and have the same question. Plus I’m furious.