Fake Delivery Texts and Door Scams — What to Watch For (Arizona Guide)

If you’ve recently received a message saying your package couldn’t be delivered, you’re not alone. These “delivery attempt” texts and alerts are one of the most common scams right now — especially in Arizona.

What the Scam Looks Like

• “We missed you — click here to reschedule delivery”
• “Package on hold — confirm your address”
• “Small fee required for redelivery”

These messages are designed to look real — but they all have one thing in common: they try to get you to click a link or enter information.

Why These Are Dangerous

Clicking these links can lead to:

• Fake payment pages
• Stolen personal information
• Account access attempts

Real delivery services do not ask for sensitive information through random links.

A Safer Way to Know What’s Happening at Your Door

Instead of relying on messages and links, a safer approach is simple: just know when something happens at your door.

Our WiFi Door Alert detects motion near your door and sends a simple notification. That’s it.

• No links to click
• No accounts to verify
• No payment requests

You stay in control — you decide what to do next.

Why This Matters

Scammers rely on urgency and confusion. By removing links and actions entirely, you eliminate the risk.

A simple alert is often all you actually need.