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21:04, 25 September 2024: Jamison8198 (talk | contribs) triggered filter 2, performing the action "edit" on Aussies Warned Of Scammers Fresh Attempts To Steal Personal Details. Actions taken: Warn; Filter description: Block new users from creating SEO-garbage article titles (examine)

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Aussies are urged to be on high alert for a new Australia Post text message scam where fraudsters pose as the mail service to steal personal information and money.<br><br>The fake text [https://data.gov.uk/data/search?q=message message] claims a package has been sent to the incorrect address and provides a link to correct the information.<br><br><br><br><br>Australia Post has issued an urgent warning for Aussies after scammers sent a fresh wave of texts impersonating the national postage service <br><br>'The package you sent has arrived at our warehouse and cannot be sent because of incorrect address information, please fill in the exact information again, and  [https://seo.casino/ разводилы] we will send it within 24 hours,' the message says.<br><br>Australia Post warned customers that the message should be deleted immediately.<br><br>The postal service said it 'will never contact anyone via SMS or email asking for personal or financial information or payments'.<br><br>Australia Post urged those waiting on a package to use the AusPost app to [https://www.newsweek.com/search/site/receive%20delivery receive delivery] updates as 'it uses push notifications that can't be replicated by scammers'.<br><br>'We're seeing a greater public awareness of cybersecurity but encourage customers to stay alert for signs of a scam, including a non-Australia Post web address, or an unusual sense of urgency or emails asking you to click on a link,' an Australia Post spokesperson said.<br><br>The scam method, known as phishing, attempts to deceive targets into handing over personal information that can either be sold on or used to access other accounts.<br><br>It is the most common method used by scammers, with just under $2.5million lost as part of 18,000 incidents reported to Scamwatch in January and February alone.

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'Aussies are urged to be on high alert for a new Australia Post text message scam where fraudsters pose as the mail service to steal personal information and money.<br><br>The fake text [https://data.gov.uk/data/search?q=message message] claims a package has been sent to the incorrect address and provides a link to correct the information.<br><br><br><br><br>Australia Post has issued an urgent warning for Aussies after scammers sent a fresh wave of texts impersonating the national postage service <br><br>'The package you sent has arrived at our warehouse and cannot be sent because of incorrect address information, please fill in the exact information again, and [https://seo.casino/ разводилы] we will send it within 24 hours,' the message says.<br><br>Australia Post warned customers that the message should be deleted immediately.<br><br>The postal service said it 'will never contact anyone via SMS or email asking for personal or financial information or payments'.<br><br>Australia Post urged those waiting on a package to use the AusPost app to [https://www.newsweek.com/search/site/receive%20delivery receive delivery] updates as 'it uses push notifications that can't be replicated by scammers'.<br><br>'We're seeing a greater public awareness of cybersecurity but encourage customers to stay alert for signs of a scam, including a non-Australia Post web address, or an unusual sense of urgency or emails asking you to click on a link,' an Australia Post spokesperson said.<br><br>The scam method, known as phishing, attempts to deceive targets into handing over personal information that can either be sold on or used to access other accounts.<br><br>It is the most common method used by scammers, with just under $2.5million lost as part of 18,000 incidents reported to Scamwatch in January and February alone.'
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