Thieves are using a scam to steal personal or financial information by sending unsolicited packages. These packages may contain inexpensive items and appear to come from well-known companies. They often include a QR code or link that encourages the recipient to visit a website.
This website may look legitimate but is actually a phishing site. Federal officials are warning consumers about this scam. Further details about the scam and how to protect oneself are available from federal officials, who are warning consumers to be cautious when receiving unexpected packages.
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