Scammers continue to send mobile users fraudulent messages that spoof UPS, hoping you'll take the bait. Here's how to avoid ...

The text includes a link to a fake UPS website and urges victims to reply with the letter "Y" to activate the link. By default, links aren't tappable if the text is from an unknown sender.

If you receive a suspicious text claiming to be from UPS, it might be a scam. Here’s how you can avoid getting tricked.

The scams involving text messages for unpaid tolls or outstanding E-ZPass balances are what are called smishing scams. “They’re looking to steal your personal information, followed by your credit card ...

“It’s deceptively simple, the scam, and it’s very easy to fall for,” he said. The scams involving text messages for unpaid tolls or outstanding E-ZPass balances are what are called ...