If you have received a text message saying there is a problem delivering a package, you are not alone. Package delivery text scams are becoming more common, especially when online shopping and deliveries are part of everyday life.
These messages are designed to look urgent and official, but they are often attempts to steal your personal or financial information.
How to Spot a Package Delivery Scam
Scam delivery texts often include red flags like:
- A message claiming your package is on hold or cannot be delivered
- A link asking you to confirm your address or payment information
- A sense of urgency, such as “act now” or “final notice”
- A phone number or link that does not clearly match a known delivery company
If you are not expecting a package or the message feels off, trust your instincts.
What to Do If You Get One
If you receive a suspicious delivery text:
- Do not click any links or respond to the message
- Delete the text immediately
- If you are expecting a package, go directly to the delivery company’s official website or app to check the status
If you clicked a link or shared information, contact UHS Employees FCU right away so we can help protect your account
We Are Here to Help
Scammers rely on people being busy and distracted, and we know hospital employees have a lot on their plates. If you ever have questions about a message, transaction, or potential scam, reach out to us. We are always here to help you keep your money and information safe.