Deutsche Post: Customers targeted by scammers – you should be careful when dealing with this message
Sparkasse, DHL and Amazon: Beware of Phishing! This is how you protect yourself!
Sparkasse, DHL and Amazon: Beware of Phishing! This is how you protect yourself!
Billions of spam emails are sent around the world every day. Most of them are called phishing emails.
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caution! With this scam, scammers want customers German Post trick…
Rude phishing messages are once again circulating on the Internet, whose purpose is to give the impression that a file German Post had sent it. But it is easy to spot counterfeit products.
Deutsche Post: Beware of scam emails
On Facebook, one user drew Post’s attention to the new wave of scam emails and posted a screenshot of one of them — and even had to admit that this was a “poorly executed” attempt to scam.
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This is Deutsche Post DHL Group:
- Postal and parcel service providers as well as international express, freight, e-commerce and supply chain management service providers
- From 1998 to 2002, DHL was gradually acquired by Deutsche Post AG.
- A group with about 550,000 employees in 220 countries
- 66.8 billion euros in sales in 2020
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The sender calls himself “DeutschePost”, but his email address is “[email protected]”. The subject line says “Shipment Tracking – Deutsche Post”. The customer should be fooled into thinking that it is about tracking their shipment.
Deutsche Post: Scammers send incorrect emails
Anyone who opens the email reads something about a failed delivery attempt, including the package number. For new delivery, you must pay additional shipping costs of € 1.99 under the link titled “Enter my delivery address”. But obvious spelling and grammatical errors quickly reveal fraud.
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For example, the word “customer” in the salutation is written in lowercase – and misplaced letters or identifiers run across the entire text.
Deutsche Post Thanks for the info
Deutsche Post DHL thanks the user in Facebook Personally for the advice and adds: “In order to be able to effectively combat fraudulent emails, send the suspicious email as an attachment (drag and drop it into a new email) to phishing-dpdhl@deutschepost. de.” (at)