This mornings text scam, for fuel allowance. Please help out your less tech savy friends or family to let them know this is a scam.

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1. DSP does not text bs like this, further the website link is already wrong as it ends in [delivery-status.xin](http://delivery-status.xin) wtf is that?

2. To be fair, the blurb in the text is more realistic than the usual scammy texts.

3. +63 is the Philippines also

4. Haha I got this too

5. Jesus this is vicious, it really looks real and can anyone imagine their nanny getting this and replying. Scary stuff, thanks for the heads up, hopefully many will see this and be alert especially to their elderly relatives.

6. .xin? Jeez.

7. The domain name was purchased with a credit card from Dominet HK. 

   DNS hosting with clown flare.

   I reported them both just there.

   All breadcrumbs leading to the scammers but sure it’s a risk free crime as insurance and banks will just pay out to the victims and nobody bothers following the breadcrumbs.

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