Delivery Fee Text – USPS, FedEx Scam or Real?

Got a text about a delivery fee or failed package? Upload your screenshot to check if it's a real shipping notice or a scam.

Frequently asked questions

Do delivery companies charge fees via text?
Legitimate delivery companies like UPS, FedEx, and USPS do not ask for payment via text message links. Any fees are handled at the time of shipping or through official channels.
I'm expecting a package — could this be real?
Scammers count on this. Even if you're expecting a delivery, verify by going directly to the carrier's website and entering your tracking number. Never use links from texts.
What information do scammers want?
They're after your credit card number, but may also ask for personal information like your address, phone number, or even Social Security number to steal your identity.
How do I track a real package safely?
Use the tracking number from your original order confirmation and enter it directly on the carrier's official website (ups.com, fedex.com, usps.com).
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