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SCAM💬 SMS · smishingModerate risk

USPS "Missed Delivery – Signature Required" Text Scam

Signature required scam — targets recipients expecting valuable items

USPS: We missed you. Your package needs a signature. Rebook delivery: usps-missed-pkg.com

SMS

Confirmed scam

USPS leaves physical door tags for missed deliveries — they never send unsolicited SMS with redelivery links.

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Typical victim loss: $50–$500

FTC Consumer Sentinel 2024 — delivery fraud median $180

First seen

Aug 2024

Category

Delivery

Attack vector

SMS

Trigger

Panic / Urgency

3 red flags in this message

1

Fake domain

All legitimate USPS links use usps.com.

2

Signature fiction

Signature-required packages generate physical delivery slips, not SMS links.

3

Rebooking link

USPS allows pickup at the post office — no rebooking via SMS.

What happens if you click

Phishing form collects name, address, and payment info.

Card skimming via fake signature fee.

Other versions of this message

Scammers rotate wording to bypass spam filters. All variations lead to the same outcome.

USPS missed delivery — signature required. Schedule at usps-rebook.com.

We tried to deliver your USPS package but no one was home. Click to rebook.

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Fake USPS domains used in this scam

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Frequently asked questions

Does USPS text you about missed signature deliveries?+

No. They leave a physical PS Form 3849 slip. If you opted into Informed Delivery, you may get an app notification — not a link via SMS.

How do I pick up a real missed USPS package?+

Take the physical slip to your local post office, or schedule redelivery at usps.com/manage/hold-mail.htm.

What is the USPS Informed Delivery service?+

A free USPS service (at informeddelivery.usps.com) that sends digital previews of incoming mail. You opt in — texts are never unsolicited.

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First documented: August 2024

Source: FTC Consumer Sentinel 2024 — delivery fraud median $180

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