I ordered something and on the posten app it shows that my package in Oslo, all normal, i have ordered from the same website before. But i just received this message and when i wanna update my information at the end it says that i should pay 32 kr, it feels like a scam so i didnt do it, should i ignore it ? Anyone did that before?

by deewaaa

22 comments

  4. Scam.

    Posten doesn’t use a +63 country code to message you from or a .cc url.

    Got one of these yesterday as well.

  5. The domain being pttd.cc means it’s not from posten.
    Also +63 should ring all the alarms and bells since it’s the country code of the Philippines.

  6. This is a scam and has nothing to do with your Posten package. Ignore it.

    The real Posten website is not [pttd.cc](http://pttd.cc)

  7. This is very much a scam.

    First, the phone number you got a message from is completely wrong.

    Secondly, the address is [pttd.cc](http://pttd.cc), which is NOT posten.no.

    Thirdly, Posten doesn’t take payment like that.

    Delete, ignore, and don’t fall for it.

  8. Yea there’s been more scams like this lately. They’re like “Hurry, or your delivery will be cancelled”, so you don’t spend time quetioning it. Go to the official website ask them in case you wonder, this link looks like very scam.

  11. Man these scammers can’t even get a local phone number, pathetic!

  13. I got the same message and I don’t have a package in transit.

    The reason they tell you to reply «y» is that iMessage will not have a clickable link from a new contact. The moment you reply it’s not a new contact anymore and that link will be clickable.

    Also notice the domain name «pttd.cc» – it’s probably not something Posten Norge would use, no?

    And why would they send an SMS, iMessage even, from +63 when Norway is +47?

  14. You need to be smarter than this in today’s world. This is an obvious scam. It’s not from Posten.no. It claims an invalid post number. You should know that this is wrong. You ordered the thing. The payment option demands an DnB credit card. No serious organization would demand payment from one single credit card provider. No serious payment provider would ask for these details in a message app.

  15. When you get a message from posten it actually says it’s from «posten» with valid information.. not some humbuggery like this.

  16. I got the same SMS, but have not ordered anything. It is a scam, do not provide your info.

  18. And do us all a favor and click the «Report Junk» button. It will report the message both to your telecom provider and to Apple.

  20. This is a super obvious scam message. People need to be educated to spot and protect themselves from these things tbh

  22. They have a phone number. I think you should tell them. Since someone is infringing on their IP

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