What makes a simple parcel notification turn into a potential nightmare? This call from a Brazilian number pushing a dubious New Zealand delivery alert, complete with a sketchy link like fibdaparcels.live, screams SMS phishing scam. It's a classic tactic where fraudsters spoof international origins to lure victims into clicking malicious links, often leading to data theft or malware. Group chats amplify the spread, preying on shared trust. Hang up immediately on unsolicited calls like this, never click links, and report to your carrier or authorities. Verify deliveries directly with official sources to stay safe—better paranoid than compromised.
The number, apparently from Brazil, sent me and others in a group chat a message about a New Zealand Parcel arriving without a house number, including a link to fibdaparcels.live, which looks very suspicious.