Tis the season where there is more fraudulent activity and its always good to be careful. As a New Media company our attention are on phones and email too. Many scams will use credible names to get personal information. Please read this warning from the United States Postal Service….
Customers be aware of fraudulent package delivery messages sent by email or phone.
Customers may be receiving email messages or phone calls that allege to be from the U.S. Postal Service that contain fraudulent information about attempted or intercepted package delivery.
For emails: If opened, the messages instruct customers to click on a link to find out more about when they can expect delivery of their “package.” Simply delete the message without taking any further action.
For phone calls: Please do not provide any personal information and let the caller know you’re not interested and hang-up the phone.
The Postal Inspection Service is aware of the problems and are working hard to resolve the issues and shut down the malicious programs.
We regret any inconvenience this may have caused our customers.
http://www.usps.com/homearea/fraudulent_email.htm
