Online Threat Alerts (OTA) - Alerting you to scams and frauds.
Beware of fake FedEx delivery text messages asking recipients to click a link in them to schedule a FEDEX delivery. The fake text messages are being sent by scammers. And, the link in the messages goes to spam, fake survey, or phishing websites that trick visitors into purchasing unwanted services, steal their personal and financial information. Therefore, if you have received the fake messages, please do not follow the instructions in them.
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Why does our government allow this type of activity.This should be against the law and those involved should face severe consequences.Is there not a Web site to report this illegal scam too?
I just got this today ! did not click link.. text saying todd from fedex tried to deliver item twice, but to no avail. can you please schedule here: sf8ep.com/cytf2deux
"Good morning Donna, this is Todd from Fedex. I've tried to deliver your item twice, but to no avail. Can you please schedule here: wt9bwi.com/Dt5osHeUi7"Received this scam.