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Most consumers are planning to do their holiday shopping online, according to the National Retail Federation, so you may not be surprised to see a text or email from a shipping service with details about a delivery.

Scammers are banking on shoppers wanting to know the status of an order and tricking them into giving up personal or payment information with fake shipping notifications.

It happened during our interview with AARP.

“Are you kidding me?” asked Karen Morgan, Executive Council Member with AARP Maryland.

The text claimed there was a delivery issue that needed to be fixed right away.

“’Enter the link in your browser.’ Wrong. ‘Please confirm your address within 12 hours,’ or what?” Morgan commented. “And the address USPSBAAA, what the heck is BAAA? There's no such thing. That's not a USPS address. That's totally scam.”

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