Is this a scam or am i paranoid?

14 comments

1. Yes it’s a scam. Look at the link closely, it says EMLRATESPOST, I capitalized every letter to shine a light on the lower case L used instead of an i.

2. A scam older than the sun.

   [https://www.ncsc.admin.ch/ncsc/en/home/cyberbedrohungen/paket-abofalle.html](https://www.ncsc.admin.ch/ncsc/en/home/cyberbedrohungen/paket-abofalle.html)

   [https://www.post.ch/en/about-us/responsibility/information-security-at-swiss-post/phishing-and-other-attempts-at-fraud-on-the-internet](https://www.post.ch/en/about-us/responsibility/information-security-at-swiss-post/phishing-and-other-attempts-at-fraud-on-the-internet)

   If you think there is an issue, simply log into your Swiss Post account at [www.post.ch](https://www.post.ch) and see what’s going on.

   For extra safety, do not use my link to [post.ch](https://post.ch) , but enter the address yourself into the the browser). Same goes for mails with links from your bank, Paypal, the SBB, or whatever where they say something is wrong. Use your bookmarks to go to the site and see what is going on.

3. scam

4. Scam. A good indicator for scam is when the message does not contain your name.

5. Spam Spam lovely Spam…

6. I dont speak a single word of german…
   … And Its a fucking scam.

7. The first red flag is already the +44 even without reading the message

8. Super Scam.

9. No swiss company or swiss Institution sende u a link per SMS only E-Mail.

10. Scam

11. No name, no details, no swiss phone number for swiss post, but a link to click … Must be real, indeed.

    It’s a scam.

12. With +44 as country code? You serious?

13. Both

14. Swiss post would not use a number that start with +44…here in Switzerland we have +41😜