- The sender's address imitates a delivery company.
- A link shows one website but leads to another.
- The message pressures you to act within 24 hours.
Don't click any links or open attachments. Delete the message.
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Forward it to ScamSec and get a calm, clear answer back, with the reasons and what to do next. We do the checking. You keep the final say.
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You forward this email to ScamSec
Dear customer, we could not deliver your parcel. Pay the $2.95 redelivery fee within 24 hours or it will be returned.
Pay redelivery fee swiftpost.com/redeliverYou will be asked to enter your card details to confirm.
The wavy red underlines in the email show what gave it away.
That address imitates a delivery company, with a zero in place of the "o".
Scammers create pressure so you act before you think.
It shows a familiar address but actually leads to a different website.
A genuine courier would not ask for these by email.
ScamSec replies in your inbox
Don't click any links or open attachments. Delete the message.
The reply names the threat, explains why in plain words, and ends with one clear action.
How it works
Send the suspicious email to our checking address, as you would to a friend.
We examine the sender, the links, the wording and any attachments.
A reply arrives with the verdict, the reasons and what to do.
Six possible answers
We found nothing suspicious, but no check is perfect.
Unwanted bulk or junk mail.
Tries to get your money.
Tries to steal your details.
Pretends to be someone senior.
May harm your device.
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Forward it to ScamSec and get a clear answer before you click, reply or pay.