Cbs12 St. Lucie County Warns of UPS Phishing Scam Targeting Residents
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- •Residents of St. Lucie County are targeted by a UPS phishing scam.
- •Fraudulent messages claim delivery failures and prompt users to click links.
- •The sheriff's office advises against clicking on unexpected links in messages.
The St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office issued a warning on May 7, 2026, about a phishing scam impersonating UPS. Residents are receiving fraudulent texts and emails claiming delivery failures, prompting them to click on links. These messages may request personal information or a redelivery fee, aiming to steal credit card details. The sheriff's office advises against clicking on any links in unexpected messages. The scam is part of a broader trend of delivery-related phishing attacks affecting individuals across the region. No specific numbers of affected individuals or financial losses were reported. The sheriff's office continues to monitor the situation and encourages vigilance among residents.
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