Online shoppers flooded with fake shipping notifications

The video discusses the rise of delivery scams, especially during holidays, where scammers send fake texts and emails about delivery issues to steal personal information. It highlights personal experiences, warns about scam tactics, and provides tips on verifying notifications and staying safe. The risks of clicking scam links, including malware and password theft, are also covered.

What is a common time of year for delivery scams to increase?

• During the holidays

• During the summer

• During tax season

• During back-to-school season

What kind of information do scammers often seek through fake delivery notifications?

• Your Social Security number

• Your last vacation destination

• Your pet's name

• Your favorite color

What should you do if you receive a suspicious delivery notification?

• Immediately click the link to resolve the issue

• Ignore it and delete the message

• Call the number provided in the message

• Forward it to your friends

What is a safe practice to keep track of your mail and packages?

• Use a paid third-party tracking service

• Rely on text messages from unknown numbers

• Register for USPS Informed Delivery

• Ask your neighbors to monitor your mail

What is a potential risk of clicking on links in scam messages?

• Your device could overheat

• You might receive more spam

• Your internet speed could slow down

• Malware could be downloaded onto your device