The new parcel delivery scam playbook

Delivery scams usually look like a small payment request. The link opens a fake tracking page that asks for a card "verification."

Spot the fake tracking pages

• Domains with extra words or misspellings.
• Payment pages that look generic or unbranded.
• The parcel "fee" changes after you click continue.

When in doubt, open the courier website directly and track from there.

Quick protection checklist

1. Do not pay via SMS links.
2. Report the number to help others.
3. Freeze your card if you entered details.