Recent spikes in phishing texts reveal a pattern where scammers masquerade as delivery services, demanding urgent payments via shady links. The message you received pretends to be from Courier Guy, but the URL leads to a credential‑stealing site. Always verify any delivery request directly through the official courier’s website or customer service, never through a text‑embedded link. Block the sender and report the incident to your mobile carrier’s spam‑filter service. Consider installing a reputable security app that flags suspicious SMS content. Stay skeptical of unsolicited payment demands, especially when they create a sense of urgency.
A text message warns me to pay to finalize a Courier Guy delivery, linking to a phishing site. Stay alert!
