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A text says your parcel is on hold, or that you owe a small toll.

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The fee is tiny. The link is the trap.

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Fake delivery texts were the most reported text scam in the United States in 2024.

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Don't tap. Copy the text instead.

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Paste it into Delivery Text Check at UtilForge.org and press Check.

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It shows whether the link really belongs to the courier, and points out the fee and the deadline.

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The check runs on your own phone.

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Forward the text to 7726, then delete it.

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Already entered card details? Call your bank on the number on your card.

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