DENVER — A viewer named Adree sent Steve On Your Side a screenshot of a text message he received last week claiming that a package had been put on hold and directing them to visit a website to update ...

Some consumers have recently been getting text messages stating that a major delivery carrier needs them to "update delivery preferences" on a package by clicking a link. The problem? The text is a ...

Consumers recently wrapped up a holiday weekend of intense online shopping, so their new purchases will be arriving soon, at least that's what they assume. The Better Business Bureau is alerting ...

For years, consumers have been getting text messages stating a major delivery carrier needs them to "update delivery preferences" on a package by clicking a link. The problem? The texts are scams, and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. During the holiday season, package shipping and deliveries ramp up, but so do scammers. Between porch pirates and online scams, ...

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - The holiday season brings an increase in online shopping and package deliveries, creating opportunities for scammers or thieves to target busy buyers. The Better Business ...

As millions of Americans track holiday packages, cybercriminals are racing to exploit the season, driving a sharp spike in fake postal service websites and text-message delivery scams that experts say ...

Hi. Yeah, new numbers in and porch pirates hit us hard last year, stealing more than 260 million packages totaling $19.5 billion. And now is the time we need to be most vigilant. New data shows. These ...

CONSUMER INVESTIGATOR BRIAN ROACH HAS MORE. ACCORDING TO THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU, A NEW PERSONALIZED TWIST ON SHIPPING SCAMS HAS SURFACED. IT INVOLVES A TEXT MESSAGE FROM WHAT APPEARS TO BE A ...

ROCHE EXPLAINS HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF. FOLKS, I’VE BEEN COVERING SCAMS FOR MORE THAN 20 YEARS NOW, AND IT’S SAFE TO SAY THAT MANY OF THE SCAMS ARE HOT. FOR A WHILE. THEN THEY FADE AWAY. BUT DELIVERY ...

The researchers noted that, while many phishing and fake shipment tracking scams rely on cheap, disposable and lightly regulated domains to operate quickly and anonymously (such as [.]xyz, [.]help, [.