As holiday package deliveries increase, scammers are using "smishing" text messages to impersonate USPS and trick people into revealing personal or financial information.
New York Attorney General Letitia James this week issued a consumer alert warning New Yorkers about the rise of package theft and providing tips to protect consumers from porch pirates, or those who ...
“Don’t fall for it,” the sheriff’s office said. Authorities said they have verified with the post office that this is a scam, and you should delete the text. If you are concerned with the status of a ...