Fake Royal Mail customs charge email designed to steal card details via a fraudulent payment page.
Scam risk score based on AI analysis and community reports
3 indicators identified
Unexpected Customs Fee
If a genuine customs charge is owed, Royal Mail sends a physical card — not an email link.
Fraudulent Payment Portal
Payment link leads to a fake Royal Mail page.
5-Day Return Threat
Threat of parcel return pressures quick payment without verification.
Royal Mail sends physical notifications for customs charges. Do not pay via email links — visit royalmail.com directly.
Anonymised copy of the original message — included for reference
First reported 3 months ago · 352 total reports
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