Cybercriminals and fraudsters are using fake texts, this time from UPS, to gain access to iPhone users' personal information.

Scammers continue to send mobile users fraudulent messages that spoof UPS, hoping you'll take the bait. Here's how to avoid ...

UPS offers up advice on how to deal with various scam scenarios on their website, and also recommends staying alert where messages are like to come from when being contacted by the company. Phone ...

Jess Brown, manager of the North Division UPS store, said it is a scam and many worried customers are calling UPS stores about the texts. Brown said UPS will never text you asking for information.

“We recommend considering all text from unknowns as scams or spam and slowly building up a contact list of trusted providers,” he says. “For example, UPS will use 4601, 5289, 48515 or 69877 ...

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UPS Text Message Scam For this scam, fraudsters send a text notifying you about a UPS delivery for your address, complete with fake tracking numbers, that was missed and needs to be rescheduled.

Major shipping companies, including Amazon, DHL, FedEx and UPS do not use text messaging services to contact consumers. “Unsolicited text messages, particularly those containing unfamiliar links ...

Besides that bogus text, there is also a scam email that is making the rounds to inboxes. It appears to be from UPS, but instead, it's scammers posing as the delivery company, claiming no one was ...