Never reply to a text that demands a payment for a UPS delivery you weren’t expecting. These messages often contain your full name and postal code, which scammers harvest from package labels to make the request look legitimate. Treat any unsolicited payment request as suspicious, especially when it asks for a link, credit‑card details, or a date of birth. Verify the fee by contacting UPS directly through the official website or phone line before clicking anything. Block the number, report it to your carrier, and consider filing a complaint with the Canadian Anti‑Fraud Centre. Staying vigilant stops the fraud before it spreads.
A potential scam occurred, possibly related to Apple, involving a $70 promo and an empty box, which seems more than coincidental
Alternatively, the issue might not be with the shipper using UPS, but rather with the packaging or delivery process itself.
It was 10:30pm when i recived a text, it seemd fishy they was asking for money and had alot of my informations, the package was suppost to be delivred the next day but it was empty
A call was received claiming to be from UPS regarding an Apple order, which seemed believable due to the caller's access to my order information. Unfortunately, I fell victim to the scam, which resulted in my credit card being hacked and significant financial losses. It's crucial to exercise extreme caution when dealing with such calls.
According to the UPS Fraud department, they are aware of the malicious text message.
Similarly, i had the same experiance with a requested amount of 2.65, and the message was convincingly legitamate since it included my name and postal code, and coincided with a delivery from Apple via Ups.
A similar experience was reported, suggesting that someone may be taking pictures of parcel labels at the airport
I received a text message from a claimed UPS representative, addressing me by name and referencing a recent order from Apple, requesting a payment of $2.35 to facilitate delivery.
I received a genuine Apple package from UPS yesterday, and today I received a text message claiming that I owed $2.55 CDN, which included my full name and postal code; I have deleted the message, but it is disturbing that they have access to my personal information.
identical text recieved, requesting 2.55$ CAD for an Apple UPS shipment after parcel delivery, alot of peopel seem to have recieved this
The message I got was identical, claiming to be from UPS about an Apple order.
It's unsettling, the message included my full name and zip code, claiming to be from Apple, coincidentally when my product is being held at Vancouver customs, suggesting a potential insider or hacking incident involving UPS
Thanks to the posts here, I was aware of the scam requiring $2.55 CAD to deliver a package from Apple
I got a mesage, exactly the same, saying UPS: [My Name], your order from Apple, it seemed pretty suspisous to me.
A message with my name and postal code was received, falsely claiming a package delivery payment was required from Apple, which was disputed by both UPS and Apple upon inquiry
This numbrer is asociated with UPS servises
I recieved the same scam call today, they must have acces to inside information, they knew my name and postal code
This spam text was particulary convincing, I had to lookup the number to verify, and I'm glad I did, it was a scam.
Apple and UPS wouldn't ask for more money after an order is placed
Got a text from this number saying I owe $2.34 for a UPS delivry, but it's not legit
A message was received, including personal details and a request for payment. This raises significant privacy concerns and is clearly a scam attempt.
I received a text message asking for $2.34 CAD for a UPS shipment from Apple, which I am expecting today, and it seems suspicious.
Cancel your credet card and report the transaction as fraud
What if I alredy fell for the scam and gave them my info?
I agree, the securty issue is with UPS, not the retailer
Just got a sketchy text at 10pm from this number, saying I owe fees for a UPS delivry, anoying
Same thing happend to me, they had my name, postal code, and order info from Apple
Maybe a disgruntled employee is beind this, report it to UPS: fraud@ups.com
I think the securty issue is with UPS, not the retailer, after seeing all these comments
UPS had my name, postal code, and order info, but they said no fees are due, spoky
