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TITLE TESTED: A Package You Never Ordered Arrived. Don't Scan the QR Code (87/100 in vidIQ)

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A package arrives that you never ordered.
Inside is a small item, and sometimes a card with a QR code.
Don't scan it. The Federal Trade Commission warns it can lead to a phishing site or malware.
You can keep the item. The law says it's a gift.
The package means someone has your name and address.
Report the seller to the shopping platform, and change your account passwords.
Here is one free check that helps: Delete My Details at UtilForge.org helps you ask data brokers to remove your address.
Share this with someone who gets a lot of deliveries.

LONG-FORM ANGLE
Unbox a specimen brushing parcel on camera.
Explain why sellers do it, citing the FTC and USPIS.
Show the reporting and data-removal steps.

INSTAGRAM CAROUSEL
1. A package you never ordered.
2. Inside: a card with a QR code. Don't scan it.
3. You can keep the item. It's legally a gift.
4. Report the seller. Change your passwords.
5. Remove your address from data brokers: UtilForge.org.

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