Late night inbox alerts often turn out to be phishing scams. The texts you’ve shared all push a sense of urgency—money owed, undelivered packages, or address confirmation—while slipping a shady link into the message. Ignoring the link, as you did, is the safest move; never enter personal data on a site you didn’t request. If you keep seeing similar messages, consider blocking the number and reporting it to your carrier. Updating your spam filters and staying skeptical of unsolicited delivery notices can cut down future attempts.
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Received a message claiming UPS couldn't deliver a package
I received a text message from this number stating, 'Hello, please submit the correct delivery address, otherwise it will not be shipped,' along with a link to uspservicehelps.com.
Upon receiving a text message with a link to 2is.me/0dHbP, claiming a belated settlement, I investigated and found it was tied to a cell phone in Los Angeles, which seemed suspicious since I had no knowledge of any related issues.
I got a text from this number claiming I owed money for an order, but I didn't click on the link, suspecting it was a spoofed number and likely spam.