Scam Messages with Links q8smc.info, r1svx.info – urgent notice for your USPS package or final alert for your USPS delivery

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Beware of phishing messages with q8smc .info, r1svx .info etc. links coming from various numbers like 916-402-0683, 803-334-9560, 714-686-8341, 646-785-9383, 503-388-2754, 470-505-3095, 332-228-9263, 206-304-2667, 206-966-8161 and so on such as:

  • "‭NAME, urgent notice for your USPS package L18R4 from 03/14/2020. Click: q8smc .info/lsljrgporK"
  • "NAME, final alert for your USPS delivery S57J9 from 08/10/2020. Proceed to r1svx .info/LpxTlf58Cj"
  • "NAME, important notice regarding your USPS shipment 8J28K5 from 8/21/2020. Go to: q3smr .info"
  • "NAME, final notification regarding the USPS shipment 5R48S8 from 05/14/2020. Proceed to q1sfv .info"
  • "NAME, important notification for USPS delivery 2K1L4 from 05/09/2020 . Click q2sxz .info"
  • "NAME, final notice for your USPS shipment"
  • "NAME, final notification about your USPS shipment"
  • "NAME, we received a parcel from June owed to you. Please claim ownership and schedule for delivery here"
  • "NAME, important alert about the USPS shipment"
  • "NAME, important alert regarding your USPS package"
  • "NAME, important notification regarding your USPS delivery"
  • "NAME, urgent notification for USPS package"
  • “NAME, final notification for your USPS shipment”
  • “NAME, urgent notification for the USPS shipment”
  • “NAME, final notice about your USPS package”
  • “NAME, final notice for your USPS package”
  • “NAME, final notice regarding your USPS shipment”
  • “NAME, urgent notice regarding the USPS package”
  • “NAME, urgent notification for your USPS delivery package”
  • “NAME, final alert for your USPS shipment”
  • “NAME, final notification for your USPS package”
  • “NAME, important notification regarding the USPS package”
  • "NAME, we found a parcel from April pending for you. Please claim ownership and schedule for delivery here"
  • "NAME, we found a package from July owed to you. Please assume ownership and confirm for delivery here"
  • You can find more examples of similar types of fraudulent text messages by clicking these links:- q3smr .info, m9sxy .info, m9sxv .info, m8svk .info, m7smz .info, m6szv .info, m5smv .info, m5smz .info, m4svk .info, i6ssv .info, m3svc .info, l8smk .info, 17smv .info, 14sve infoL1smc infoL3smr infol5ssv info, and I1smc info

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The reality of fake message - urgent or final or important notification or alert or notice regarding your USPS shipment or for your USPS package or about your USPS shipment or USPS delivery. Proceed to or Go to or Click: q8smc .info, r1svx .info and so on.

The fraud messages: urgent or final or important notification or alert or notice regarding your USPS shipment or for your USPS package or about your USPS shipment or USPS delivery. Proceed to or Go to or Click: q8smc .info, r1svx .info, and so on are nothing other than the phishing messages send with the intention to scam you. These messages are not from any genuine company but are from scammers. So, whenever you got these kinds of messages, you should not follow any instructions provided on these messages. Instead, you should contact or check on the official website of the respective company (in this case USPS or if mentioned any other company on these scam messages) to confirm either these messages are real or fake.

Beware of fraudulent messages urgent notice for your USPS package or final alert for your USPS delivery Proceed to or Go to or Click q8smc info r1svx info | De Reviews

What is the motive behind fraud “urgent notice for your USPS package or final alert for your USPS delivery. Proceed to or Go to or Click: q8smc .info, r1svx .info” messages?

These kinds of messages are being sent by scammers to get your personal information so that they can scam you. They may ask you to click some link and submit the personal details on the fake website posing the real ones or call them or message them where they will trick you to submit your personal details. So, you should not follow any instructions provided on these messages. If you click any link provided on these messages or download anything (if provided any) from these messages or follow any instructions, then you may end up losing your personal information. The links or files provided on these messages may contain some viruses or malware or spyware that can hack your device to get your personal information.

Once these cybercriminals get your personal information, they make money by selling those details. If they get your credit card information, even they can steal money from your credit card. So, you should not follow any instructions provided on these kinds of messages.

These messages may not come from the same number or same email or in the name of the same company. These scammers may use multiple numbers, emails, and the name of companies to send similar messages. The few examples of scam text messages are:

So, help us by reporting similar types of messages by using the comment section below. You can even comment below without providing your email address.

Now you know the reality of messages: urgent notice for your USPS package or final alert for your USPS delivery. Proceed to or Go to or Click: q8smc .info, r1svx .info, etc. So, if you still want to say something about it, then please feel free to leave your comment below. You can also comment below to report about similar kinds of scams or even to report about any kinds of scams. After all, we are here to spread awareness about the scams. So, let’s do it together. Let’s save innocent people from scams.

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