I didn't buy anything, but I received a text message from SF Express.

If you are sure you didn't buy it, refuse to accept it.

First, if it is sent in error, it will be automatically returned to the sender if it is not accepted.

Second, the scam, details are as follows:

This kind of fraud is mainly aimed at netizens with online shopping experience, and the delivery items are mainly "important documents", "ornaments", "toiletries" and "gifts". In the actual "cash on delivery" package, there are often only fake and shoddy goods, and some even have only a few pieces of waste paper. The cost is extremely low, just to defraud the deceived people of the "courier fee."

In this kind of fraud, the identity information of the victim is very likely to be leaked in the process of online shopping, card processing and registration, and will be used by criminals. After mastering the valid identity, home address, telephone number and even the recent transaction of the "recipient", the scammer delivered the package in a targeted manner, which is very confusing.

Common scams 1:

The swindler pretended to be a courier, called the recipient, claiming that the package contained contraband such as drugs and was seized by the police, and provided the fake police phone number for the recipient to contact the swindler, and then induced the recipient to transfer the money in the bank card to the corresponding account.

In fact, this "police" phone is tied by a swindler using a virtual network number. After the main call, the other party will claim to be a policeman of the Drug Crime Investigation Bureau, ask the victim to contact the bank, upgrade the bank card or transfer the money to the so-called "safe account", and will especially emphasize that this matter is related to the innocence of the victim and ask the victim not to disclose it to the people around him, and finally achieve the purpose of cheating money.

Common scam 2:

After the recipient receives the courier, the swindler will send a short message of return visit with the website address attached. When you open the website, it will generally show that the recipient won the grand prize for participating in the return visit. To receive the prize, he needs to fill in relevant information, thus defrauding the bank account and other information of the recipient.