USPS Whatsapp Scam Messages - Beware

USPS Whatsapp Scam Messages - Beware

Scammers are now sending USPS WhatsApp scam messages similar to text messages. USPS doesn't send WhatsApp messages. The scam messages are similar to texts with a link that goes to a phishing website that steals account credentials. Or, contains a telephone number that recipients are asked to call. But, instead of calling USPS, they will be connected to a call center operated by scammers, whose job is to trick potential victims into disclosing their account personal and financial information.

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If the requested information is given to the scammers, they will use it fraudulently.

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USPS Whatsapp Scam Messages - Beware