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There's an issue with your package

The issue is: there is no package. It’s a scam.

A package delivery scam usually starts with a text message that looks like it’s from UPS, FedEx or USPS. The text might say “there’s an issue with your package” or “you missed a delivery.” Then it will include a link where you can provide missing information. 

As with any unexpected text or email: don’t click the link!

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