Picture getting a voicemail claiming a missed UPS delivery that needs rescheduling, complete with official-sounding details about a signature. This setup screams scam alert—real UPS doesn't leave vague automated messages like this without clear verification. Scammers mimic trusted brands to trick you into clicking links or sharing info, potentially leading to identity theft or malware. Hang up immediately on such calls, never provide personal details, and contact UPS directly through their official app or website to check any real packages. Forward suspicious voicemails to authorities like the FTC to help curb these frauds. Stay vigilant to avoid falling for these delivery ruses.
Spam call that kept repeating a recorded message about a survey—got tired of it fast.
We tried delivering your UPS package on August 18 but couldn’t reach you for the required in‑person signature. To reschedule, please follow the steps below.
