FedEx Delivery Scam: Is It a Scam?

Yes, this is a scam. Do not click any links or provide personal information.

Scammers send fake FedEx delivery notifications by text or email claiming a package could not be delivered and requires you to reschedule or pay a small fee. The links lead to phishing sites designed to steal your personal and financial details.

How This Scam Works

You receive a text or email stating that a FedEx package is waiting for delivery and you need to update your address or pay a small redelivery fee. The link takes you to a site mimicking the FedEx website. It asks for your name, address, and credit card to cover a fee of $1 to $3. The scammers use this to steal your credit card number. Some variants install malware on your phone when you click the link.

Red Flags to Watch For

Example Scam Messages

Text: FedEx: Your package #FX8294017 could not be delivered due to incomplete address. Schedule redelivery: fedex-redeliver.com/track --- Text: FedEx: We attempted delivery of your parcel today. A $2.99 redelivery fee is required. Pay now: fedex-schedule.info/pay --- Text: Your FedEx shipment is on hold. Update delivery preferences here: track-fedex-pkg.com/update

What to Do If You Received This

What to Do If You Fell For It

  • Contact your bank to report the compromised card
  • Request a new credit card number
  • Monitor your statements for unauthorized charges
  • If you installed anything, run an antivirus scan on your device
  • Change passwords if you entered login credentials

How to Report This Scam

Last updated: February 10, 2026