Fake Delivery Payment Scam

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**PUBLIC NOTICE: Fake Delivery Payment Scam**


Members of the public are advised to be cautious of a **delivery payment scam** linked to the following suspicious website address:


boutiquedrips.ulng.io/buffalo-xo-za 


Reports indicate that individuals are receiving **text messages requesting payment for a delivery** linked to this website. The messages typically claim that a parcel or shipment is waiting to be delivered and instruct the recipient to make a payment through the provided link.


After accessing the website, users may be prompted to enter **personal information, banking details, or make an online payment** in order to release the alleged delivery. In many cases, the recipient did not place any order or the delivery request cannot be verified with a legitimate courier or retailer.


### Indicators of the Scam


Several warning signs have been identified in messages associated with this link:


* A request to pay **unexpected delivery or release fees**.

* A **short or suspicious web address** that does not match known courier or retail companies.

* Messages creating **urgency** for immediate payment to avoid cancellation of delivery.

* Requests for **bank card information or online payments** before delivery.


### Recommended Safety Measures


Members of the public are advised to follow these precautions:


* **Do not click suspicious links** received via SMS or messaging platforms.

* **Do not enter personal or banking information** on unfamiliar websites.

* Verify deliveries directly with the **official courier company or retailer**.

* Avoid making payments for deliveries that you did not order.


If you receive similar messages, it is advisable to **delete the message and block the sender**. If any payment or personal information has already been shared, contact your bank immediately and report the incident to the relevant authorities.


This notice serves to raise awareness about online delivery scams and to encourage careful verification before making any online payment related to parcel deliveries.


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