Ever wonder why unstop‑able texts claim to be from the USPS? Those messages are classic phishing attempts that masquerade as official mail notices, often slipping past carrier filters because they use short codes or spoofed sender IDs. Never click on unfamiliar links, even if the message looks legitimate. Verify any postal communication by visiting the official USPS website or calling their customer service line directly. Enable two‑factor authentication on accounts linked to your email, and consider using a reputable spam‑blocking app. Report the numbers to the FTC and to your mobile carrier to help curb future scams.
Unblockable texts, allegedly from USPS, have been received, containing links and causing concern about the potential for a scam and the bypassing of blocking capabilities.