24-08-2021 14:14 - edited 24-08-2021 14:15
Just received an email to one of my secondary email addresses. At first glance, I thought it was a scam, as I haven't ordered anything from the US.
So I thought I'd better check with the US postal service rather than click any links
I wonder if anyone has had a similar email? I'm not going to waste my cash on a phone call to the US to make enquiries.😏
24-08-2021 14:23 - edited 24-08-2021 14:25
Why would you get an email about a package at 'the local post office' that's still in the US?
Also that service.us email domain has no link to the USPS as far as I can see or a valid website connected to it.
24-08-2021 15:12 - edited 24-08-2021 15:13
@BenMcr wrote:Why would you get an email about a package at 'the local post office' that's still in the US?
Also that service.us email domain has no link to the USPS as far as I can see or a valid website connected to it.
Yes, and the top number in the scan shows that it had been delivered. I think someone has used a calculated random recent number for the parcel service to show up as valid when scanned for, and maybe a scam waiting for someone clicking the link thinking they would get a paid for package for free. 😀
on 24-08-2021 15:19
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on 24-08-2021 15:30
@newapollo wrote:Sorry couldn't resist this as you like your videos.
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