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Okay, folks. Take note. I got a #ScamText on my phone. I know it's a scam because ALL the deliveries can find us, and the mail lady knows us very well and would come knock on the door if she wanted something.
#TextScam #USPSscam
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Hey btw the USPS scams are still going around, and here's a good example of what they look like
They don't always wish you good fortune before attempting to rob you of it, but it's a nice gesture. (actual USPS doesn't do this)
Anyway yeah, always read the links they send, you'll notice none of them are the actual USPS website. If you're actually expecting a package, go to the official website or a post office and ask about it, don't fuck with any texts
Hey so I got a text message this morning claiming to be from the USPS saying they couldn't ship my package due to "incomplete shipping address" even though I havent bought anything since last year. Its officially the holiday shopping season and scammers are getting more active, so please be careful and don't click on any links you don't trust!
Edit: Found a screenshot from someone else that got the message I received, stay safe and don't be afraid to block strange numbers <3
This is a PSA to all:
If you receive a text message from the USPS pertaining to a package with a clearly fake tracking #, a link and it’s coming from a phone number: DO NOT CLICK ON IT!! I repeat DO NOT CLICK ON THE LINK. Just delete it. If you do click on it, your location will be pinged and they will know where you are. So, they will be able to follow you and/or abduction you right outside your house. Scary!!
This is the new way sex traffickers are abducting people, specially young women. My dad just got one do these text messages and I told him to delete it immediately. I’m not joking. I’m being 100% serious!!
If you receive one of these messages, just delete it. Don’t click into the message or the link, just delete it!!
Stay safe out there!! ❤️
Hey look, it’s the United States Postal Service messaging me from the Philippines! 
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Hi friends! This is just a PSA to warn anyone else who might get hit with this lovely lovely USPS shipping email scam virus funtimes. One of my superiors sent me the above email asking me to open the attachment, which appeared, for all intents and purposes, to be a shipping invoice. It looked legitimate and my superior confirmed by phone that he wanted the doc open. (Later I would find out that he didn't even ship anything recently, but wanted me to check "just in case." Gee, thanks!) Within ten to fifteen minutes of attempting to open the doc, every single file on my computer was encrypted, and a pop up displayed the super sweet "crypto" message above. So I can't access any file on my computer, as they've all been encoded, and we've all disconnected from our network just to be safe. Why am I posting about this? For a couple of reasons, but mainly, to warn anyone else who might be taken by this realistic-seeming email, especially if it could affect your personal computer or part of a small business that may not have a dedicated IT team. I'm not a super savvy computer user by any means, but I do know enough to get by without being tricked, this time being the exception. And I don't want this to happen to anyone else. So basically: 1) If you get a bad feeling about an email attachment, do NOT open it, even if your superior is breathing down your neck, until you can confirm the file is safe. Ask IT about it if you have to. 2) Be sure to check the little details in the message. Because I received the email from someone at work, I assumed it was safe, and didn't even think to check stuff like the original source email or the dates within the message. Google stuff if you don't trust it. 3) BACK UP YOUR DATA ON A REGULAR BASIS. This goes for both personal and work data. Which brings me to.... 4) On the off-chance that anyone who writes viruses and/or scammy phishy nonsense should see this: na na na na boo boo, all our files are backed up regularly and securely, AND we shut down the network before anyone else could be affected. Not to mention, I didn't have any super-sensitive files on my computer. So no one's going to give you any money. Nice try, though. :3
