Suddenly your office phone rings with a claim about a failed USPS delivery and a supervisor waiting to verify details. The caller insists you call back at 855‑776‑0073 to release a package or claim a limited‑edition 2022 baseball jersey. Never share personal or company information until you independently confirm the shipment with the official carrier’s website or a known customer‑service line. Hang up if the script feels rehearsed, block the number, and report it to the FTC or your state consumer agency. Keep a log of the call details, and educate coworkers so the phishing attempt fizzles out quickly.
A call was received from Armando at Citibank regarding a priority overnight package, with a request to return the call to the office before 4 PM today at the provided number.
A message was left regarding a package delivery, but upon calling back, it appeard to be a scam, so the call was terminated without further discussion.
Posts on this platform share a common theme, including mine, which involves a dispute over a limited edition 2022 baseball jersey, supposedly from the San Francisco Giants, shipped via UPS but returned due to failed delivery, leading to attempts to verify my position and address, which appears to be a phishing attempt.
Upon receiving the call, the individual claimed to be returning a call from my boss, but their story didn't add up. When questioned, they grew defensive, stating that I was wasting their time, to which I retorted that they were doing the same to me. A search for USSP yielded no results, and the conversation ended there.
Definatly a scam, the boss is thankin customers with a limited edition 2022 baseball package, I gave a fake name when returnin their call and they still acted like they knew me
Suspicious activity was reported when a caller claimed a shipment was waiting and attempted to transfer me to a supervisor, but I requested their number, 855-776-0073, to verify the claim, suspecting a scam due to my unfamiliarity with USSP shipping.
My workplace received a call from this number.
Our answering service forwarded a voice mail from someone claiming to be Carlos Mogna from USPS Shipping, stating that a package delivery had failed and a supervisor had contacted us via email. The caller requested a callback to confirm details before reshipping.