Packages arriving unexpectedly often signal trouble in today's digital world. These messages push for quick link clicks to 'fix' details, but they're classic tricks to snag personal info or install malware. Smart move skipping that link—avoids risks like identity theft. For future calls or texts from unknowns, block the number right away and report to your carrier. Enable spam filters on your phone, and never share details without verifying the sender independently. If worried about real deliveries, contact the company directly through official channels. Staying cautious keeps privacy intact amid rising scams.
I received a text claiming my package couldn't be delivered due to address issues and asking me to click a link to correct info, but I ignored it
When I picked up, the caller immediately hung up.
Just a random call, probably nothing important. I ignored it.
Scam call—generic pitch, high pressure, and no real credentials.