Fraudsters will target unsuspecting individuals with phishing messages, fake phone calls, and even put fake missed delivery tags (that look like legitimate delivery companies) on your door. Their goal is to steal your personal and financial information.
Do not click on any links or respond to any suspect messages! Here are five points to remember to avoid becoming a victim of a package delivery scam:
For more information on how to identify and avoid package delivery scams, please refer to the American Bankers Association article by Clicking Here.
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