New iPhone delivered, then a scam call came minutes later. How did they know?
A Massachusetts woman says scammers knew her brand-new iPhone had been delivered just minutes after it arrived. The caller claimed to be from Xfinity, knew details about the phone order, and convinced her to send the device back through FedEx.
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedA woman was scammed into mailing back a brand-new iPhone just 27 minutes after delivery. Scammers posing as Xfinity employees claimed the wrong device was sent, convincing her to ship it to a private address in Maryland. While Xfinity disabled the device and provided a refund in this instance, the incident highlights the speed and sophistication of modern delivery scams.