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Dated: September 7 2022
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Have you received a "too good to be true" text from Amazon? Or Walmart? Or Home Depot? These are scammers phishing for information, and the best thing you can do is ignore and delete.
The FTC has seen a spike in reports from people getting text messages that look like they’re from well-known names like USPS, Costco, or The Home Depot and others. The scams may very, but they usually revolve around getting your personal information or money.
You may get a text from scammers pretending to be USPS and asking you to confirm your debit card details so you can get an undelivered package. Or you might get texts about a chance to win a free gift card or a power tool. To claim your “reward,” you’re told to click on the link, answer some questions, and pay for shipping. Don’t do it!
The FTC has a couple tips to keep yourself safe:
Do you think you may have fallen victim to one of these scams? Contact the FTC and report the scam ASAP.
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