AUS POST Automated SMS

Aus post

aus post parcel

Aus post parcel delivery..not soam

Scam. Especially if it has a URL with the domain .st
Usually has a legitimate URL to Aus Post help site on the bottom.
Somehow they've also figured out how to spoof the real AusPost number as originator, but still have the .st domain.

This is the second message I have received for a parcel from Lush supposedly Australia Post but I haven't even bought anything from this shop

auspost confirming delivery

Read comment that it was australia Post. when i rang this number it said that incoming calls werent excepted. Aust post said drivers dont ring customers

AusPost Australia Delivery

Tuncurry Australia post

Aus post re delivery

AusPost

I contacted Australia Post re text message received asking to answer to either option 1, 2 or 3. They replied via email and confirmed the messages I had received were from them. They did also say that if no reply is sent back they will simply deliver as per usual anyway. But always good to be on guard as there are loads of scammers out there.

Caller: Australia Post

Message saying my parcel would be delivered today. I was expecting a parcel today and it was delivered today.

Caller: I got a text from AP and then a text from this number. AUSTRALIA POST

I THINK THIS IS A SCAM AS I DID NOT ORDER ANYTHING. I THINK THEY ARE TRYING TO FIND OUT IF YOU ARE GOING TO BE HOME OR NOT. WATCH YOUR HOUSES FOR THEIVES.

Caller: 0448 008 003

AusPost: SMS says have delivery from Amazon USA. Not expecting anything. Either scam or they have wrong mobile number. Same message last week which I also ignored.

Apparently Australia post but I haven't ordered anything and these messages don't look anything like the real ones from Australia Post when I've had genuine orders.

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courier. Fastway. auspost. not spam usually trying to confirm your home for heavier deliverys

Caller: Australia Post

It is a legitimate automatic text from Auspost, and likely you also received an email from them if you have also supplied your email address to Auspost, Start Track, or the online company you purchased from. I always ignore them as I am a night shift worker and just prefer them to follow their default method of delivery:- Check to see if someone is home (They don’t), then put a pick slip in your mailbox (Which they do because they are too lazy to go to your actual door and knock.) If you sesrch online for the number, the first response is Auspost’s FAQ page:- http://auspost.com.au/text-your-choice