Yesterday evening, a flurry of texts from +8555992025 claims a package can’t be delivered because of a mismatched zip or address, then pushes a shady link or a tiny payment. The pattern matches classic phishing and delivery‑fee scams: no tracking number, vague sender, and urgent language. Never click unknown URLs, especially those masquerading as USPS or other carriers, and don’t share personal or payment info. If you’re not expecting a shipment, delete the message and block the number. Report the number to your carrier’s spam‑blocking service and consider filing a complaint with the FTC or local consumer protection agency.
J'ai reçu un SMS avec un lien sur un paquet USP qui a été suspendu, c'est probablement une arnaque, je ne vais pas l'ouvrir
The mention of a USP package was made during the call.
Recibí un mensaje con un enlace sospechoso sobre un paquete de USP que ha sido suspendido, no es de confianza, probablemente es un virus en mi teléfono si lo abro, es una estafa
A call from this number requested an address and fee for redelivery of a USP tracking package.
A package delivery adress and fee for redelivery was requested by USP tracking
I had a USP tracking package that requiered an adress and a fee for redelivery
A request was made for an address and a fee for redelivery of a USP tracking package
