If you are not sure if a SMS or email is a spam or phishing, the perfect Maltese spelling and link address are good ways to identify a spam/phishing
by greeneagle63
If you are not sure if a SMS or email is a spam or phishing, the perfect Maltese spelling and link address are good ways to identify a spam/phishing
by greeneagle63
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Another good way to identify a spam SMS is by the number’s country code which in this case is “+63” which tells us that the phone number is from the Philippines
I got the same thing. It’s a scam and not genuinely from Malta post. As another poster says, one of the clues is in the sender’s number.
It is scary that scam messages and scam calls are increasing. Just today someone tried to call fom Maldives but did not answer.