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Mother-in-Law just got a smishing text yesterday for a USPS scam. Luckily, she couldn't remember her username/password (she doesn't have one there) so she didn
by kurthr 2y ago
Mother-in-Law just got a smishing text yesterday for a USPS scam.
Luckily, she couldn't remember her username/password (she doesn't have one there) so she didn't enter anything, but I got a call.
The link was on .top
- 9cb14c1ec0 2y agoYup, I got several of those .top USPS scams. I did a whois history search, found that the domain (and about a dozen similar ones) were transferring to new registrars every several days. I guess that makes it more difficult for abuse reports to catch up to them. Clicked the link on purpose, and of course it wanted a credit card number. I gave a virtual card number with a spending limit of 0. Sure enough, several days later someone tried to use it to buy ads on Facebook.