FedEx is warning consumers not to fall for a new scam that tries to trick them into opening a text or an email about the status of a delivery. People across the country are receiving texts and ...

In December 2022, a FedEx email scam was going around that claimed to be a "package delivery notification" from the company, which said, "Your package is held in our warehouse." ...

FedEx warns customers about text message scam 01:25. Online shoppers waiting for a package to arrive may want to think twice before opening any delivery updates that are texted to them.

To identify an email or text message as a scam, look for misspelled or slightly altered website addresses, FedEx said. For example, instead of the correct address fedex.com, fake websites could ...

Keep the latest versions of their FedEx Mobile App and report fraud at [email protected], 1-800-GoFedEx or 1-800-463-3339. Tips from UPS.

Tyko, Kelly. "FedEx Text Scam Alert: Don't Fall for Delivery Notifications Texts Claiming to Be From FedEx." USA Today.22 January 2020. Dreier, Natalie.

How to spot a UPS, FedEx, USPS scam Spam and phishing emails and text messages from UPS, USPS and FedEx often seem legitimate. They may say that a package is waiting to be delivered or that an ...

For this scam, FedEx is asking customers to avoid clicking on the link in the message. The tweet explains how to report fraudulent messages and how to sign up for official texts.

You may have seen the warnings from your Facebook friends that a new scam is making the rounds in the guise of a well-known and often-used company -- FedEx.

FedEx’s response doesn’t instill us with much confidence, but the truth is that this scam, at first glance, is particularly hard to differentiate from a legit FedEx tracking alert.

FedEx is warning customers about a new scam in which people receive text messages or emails with a link to set "delivery preferences" that tries to get them to enter their credit card information ...