Heads up, another email scam to watch out for.

[vlyons]

Got an email from "FedEx" that my meds were on hold at the distribution center, and I could schedule a delivery and pay $1.98 for delivery. Go to the website, but my malware ap says don't go there; it's malware. So check online with my pharmacy, and they are still filling the Rx. Upon checking the email address of the original "FedEx" sender, it says from [e-mail]. This is a really pernicious scam. Probably paying that seemingly insignificant $1.98 on a credit card would result in a very big and unhappy extra fraudulent charge. Thank goodness I have a great malware ap installed.

Shame on those scammers

[Goonch]

1. @wknbfwmxjvsc instant 🚩

[NoRethugFriends]

2. Jesus. always look at the email address.

What kind of protection do you have that didn't identify that email as spam?

[Chainfire]

3. Why would you think that they would only charge two bucks once they had your number and pin?

[Hestia]

5. Maybe like Paypal and the very small amount "probes" to verify that the account is open and valid

to be drained later.

[rurallib]

4. I get probably 10 or more of those "we can't deliver your package" scams daily

I do very little ordering online, so pretty much anything being delivered I know about.

Same with phone scams - If I don't know the caller, I don't answer. They can leave a message.