骗子骗术英语都不咋地倒挺有礼貌🙂‍↕️

有时看这些诈骗短信还挺有意思…

今早收到短信提示，U.S. Customs…

这标题一出我就知道是骗子，

毫.无.新.意。

什么USPS Parcel being cleared，

什么又not be cleared，

英语说得颠三倒四，我都怕英语不好的（或英语太好的）

看不懂🥹让chat-gpt帮你改改语法不好么？

反正就是想让点击链接呗。

链接也好假…最后还有个什么top？

什么啊…

太假了！能骗住谁？

不过还挺有礼貌：

诈骗团队祝您有美好的一天（呵呵

美好的一天从弱智诈骗短信开始呢🙂‍↔️

10-28 发布

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Freedom_Ting

:至少你的骗子不骂人，我的骗子打电话给我，问我can you speak Chinese? 我就说No～，他就骂人，no你妈啊no😊

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skysmile

:我收到过短信，我回说do you really think USPS give a sh*t about our packages

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转基因后浪

:最近收到好多UPS的空包裹也是就未付款已发货不贴邮票骗子升级的好厉害

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转基因后浪

: This message shows several red flags that suggest it is likely a phishing scam. Here are some issues to consider: Grammar and Phrasing: The message contains awkward phrasing and grammatical errors, such as “the parcel can not be cleared” instead of “cannot be cleared,” which is unusual for an official communication. URL: The link provided (XXXXX) does not appear to be a legitimate USPS domain. Official USPS links usually use “usps.com” without extra words or unusual extensions like “.top.” Urgency and Threat of Action: Scammers often create a sense of urgency, here saying the parcel is “temporarily detained” and requesting a response within 24 hours, to pressure the recipient into acting without thinking. Request to Reply and Click Link: Legitimate organizations rarely ask recipients to reply with specific letters or go through unusual steps to activate links, as described in this message.

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