Julie Wheeler, CEO of the Better Business Bureau of Western Virginia, said the local BBB has fielded complaints about fake delivery notices from FedEx, UPS and the U.S. Postal Service.

Over the next three weeks, they received dozens of calls a day from similar phone numbers with only slight differences. If they answered, the people badgered them to sign up for the service.

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Eventually, buyers receive an explanation, according to the Better Business Bureau: “…your package is stuck due to tariffs, customs delays, or new international shipping regulations.

It looks like a traffic ticket, maybe even has your name and license plate number, but it’s a scam. Traffic Ticket scams are ...