“They didn’t order anything, they receive it, and it’s generally a household item, a low-value item,” said USPS Postal ...

Officials are warning of "brushing scams," where scammers use mysterious packages with QR codes to steal someone's identity.

If you‘ve recently received a random item that you didn’t order, it could be part of a scheme called brushing.

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People in Pittsburgh are getting random packages in the mail. And if it happens to you, you’re probably caught up in a ...

Federal authorities warn of "brushing scams" where mystery packages contain QR codes that steal personal information. Never ...

Once, sometimes twice a week, Thomas Dement of Wake Forest said he’s been getting one surprise shipment after the next.

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These texts are almost always scams, as USPS does not send unsolicited texts and never sends links by text message. Brushing occurs when someone receives an unsolicited package containing a low ...

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CHARLOTTE — If you get a package you weren’t expecting, is it just a simple mistake or is it a bigger scam? The United States Postal Service is investigating instances of what they call ...