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Royal Mail scam warning as fake text messages are sent to homeowners

Royal Mail scam warning as fake text messages are sent to homeowners
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New Royal Mail scam alert as people report getting text messages

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We have seen an increase in scams that appear to be legitimate contact from Royal Mail, mostly arriving as texts or emails.

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Royal Mail customers warned of highly convincing courier scam

Article bookmarked Don t show me this message again✕ (PA) Scammers are using “incredibly sophisticated tactics”, including posing as Royal Mail, to try to defraud victims through phishing texts and emails. One user shared a text that read: “Royal Mail: Your package has been held and will not be delivered due to a £1.99 unpaid shipping fee.” The text is followed by a payment link, which is then used to lure victims into sharing their bank details. Royal Mail said customers should not “click on any links or enter any details” after receiving such texts, as their money or personal details may be stolen.

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