Another S**m: UPS has a problem delivering your package. Tracking # 58412233520000 LOL UPS always starts with a 1Z and then the numbers. I shipped and received to many pieces when I...

audigger53 Loc: Severn, MD

UPS has a problem delivering your package. Tracking # 58412233520000 LOL
UPS always starts with a 1Z and then the numbers.
I shipped and received to many pieces when I was running computer service calls.
No, I didn't click on anything in the EMail. Also came from an Outlook EMail address.
Just thought I would pass it on and maybe save someone here pain.

plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

audigger53 wrote:

UPS has a problem delivering your package. Tracking # 58412233520000 LOL
UPS always starts with a 1Z and then the numbers.
I shipped and received to many pieces when I was running computer service calls.
No, I didn't click on anything in the EMail. Also came from an Outlook EMail address.
Just thought I would pass it on and maybe save someone here pain.

Thanks Marc I did not know about the 1Z.

Matt S. Loc: East Lansing Michigan

audigger53 wrote:

UPS has a problem delivering your package. Tracking # 58412233520000 LOL
UPS always starts with a 1Z and then the numbers.
I shipped and received to many pieces when I was running computer service calls.
No, I didn't click on anything in the EMail. Also came from an Outlook EMail address.
Just thought I would pass it on and maybe save someone here pain.

I would tell them that they have the tracking number, they should know where it is.😂

Frank romero Loc: Clovis, NM

plumbob wrote:

Thanks Marc I did not know about the 1Z.

Good information ℹ️ I didn’t know either.

NJ219bands Loc: New Jersey

Thanks 🙏

OJdidit Loc: Oak Creek Wisconsin

I have been getting dozens (if not hundreds) from onmicrosoft.com stating I won all these wonderful things from Lowe’s, Yeti or many other stores. I just delete or block them as I have no idea where they came from. They did find a way past our security which pisses me off.

Frank romero Loc: Clovis, NM

OJdidit wrote:

I have been getting dozens (if not hundreds) from onmicrosoft.com stating I won all these wonderful things from Lowe’s, Yeti or many other stores. I just delete or block them as I have no idea where they came from. They did find a way past our security which pisses me off.

I also get them. If I won something just send it to me don’t ask for my information.

Matt S. Loc: East Lansing Michigan

Frank romero wrote:

I also get them. If I won something just send it to me don’t ask for my information.

Exactly, they have my email, so I know they have my address. Like you said, just send me the gift. When I go outside, and see a box, it will be like Christmas all over again.

NJ219bands Loc: New Jersey

You can report s**ms at http://reportfraud.ftc.gov

Bcmech1 Loc: Clinton Wisconsin

Matt S. wrote:

I would tell them that they have the tracking number, they should know where it is.😂

Matt, your comment reminded me of a phone call I received probably 40 years ago, when everyone had landlines and no caller ID. It was a psychic hot line. The first thing they wanted was my name, I said," your the psychic, you tell me my name". They immediately hung up.

Matt S. Loc: East Lansing Michigan

Bcmech1 wrote:

Matt, your comment reminded me of a phone call I received probably 40 years ago, when everyone had landlines and no caller ID. It was a psychic hot line. The first thing they wanted was my name, I said," your the psychic, you tell me my name". They immediately hung up.

Just a couple of years ago when I was working at a gas station/convenience store, I had a call and they said that the company I worked for didn’t pay the electric bill, that they will have to shut the power off. I said go ahead that way I can have some time off. They hung up, so I went back to work.😂

nutz4fish Loc: Colchester, CT

Bcmech1 wrote:

Matt, your comment reminded me of a phone call I received probably 40 years ago, when everyone had landlines and no caller ID. It was a psychic hot line. The first thing they wanted was my name, I said," your the psychic, you tell me my name". They immediately hung up.

Great answer.

audigger53 Loc: Severn, MD

Bcmech1 wrote:

Matt, your comment reminded me of a phone call I received probably 40 years ago, when everyone had landlines and no caller ID. It was a psychic hot line. The first thing they wanted was my name, I said," your the psychic, you tell me my name". They immediately hung up.

LOL I say that all the time, along with why haven't you won the Lottery?

hueey Loc: Lake Fork Tx

Getting emails daily on my PayPal account.
Dont even have a PayPal account.

plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

hueey wrote:

Getting emails daily on my PayPal account.
Dont even have a PayPal account.

Got one the other day from Amazon to update my payment source that they do not have the needed account # to continue my order request.

Odd part is haven't ordered anything. Yep, looked at who sent the email and report it to Amazon.