USPS - Missed package delivery
Allegedly from: USPS, but was spoofed from: deliveryerror at mailfrom.com
The file they want you to donload: USPSSIDBSJDSS.zip most likely contains a virus. do not download it.
Notification
Our companys courier couldnt make the delivery of package.
REASON: Postal code contains an error.
DELIVERY STATUS: Sort Order
SERVICE: One-day Shipping
NUMBER OF YOUR PARCEL: USPS290ZJ9S2GI5BBAW
FEATURES: No
Label is enclosed to the letter.
Print a label and show it at your post office.
An additional information:
You can find the information about the procedure and conditions of parcels keeping in the nearest office.
Thank you for using our services.
USPS Global.
*** This is an automatically generated email, please do not reply ***
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