Around dusk on a quiet Tuesday, a call from +16083674601 popped up on the screen. The script sounded like a package delivery notification, mentioning missed drops and asking for personal details to “re‑schedule.” Callers often mimic USPS language, but legitimate carriers never request credit‑card numbers or passwords over the phone. If you’re unsure, hang up, look up the tracking number on the official website, and avoid sharing sensitive info. Register the number with your carrier’s block list, and consider a call‑filtering app. Staying skeptical and verifying through official channels cuts down on these scam attempts.
The caller made a claim about failed deliveries and requested informations verification.
Apparently, the caller claimed to be from USPS regarding a package delivery, although the conversation was unclear.