Security Alert

Scam Protection Guide

Fraudulent messages impersonating Pace Point Delivery are circulating. Here's how to recognize them and keep your information safe.

Important: Pace Point Delivery will never ask for your personal information, payment details, or passwords via unsolicited text or email.

Text Message Scams (Smishing)

"Smishing" is when scammers send fake SMS messages pretending to be from a carrier like Pace Point Delivery. These texts often contain a link to a fake website designed to steal your payment details.

Warning Signs

Urgency pressure: Messages like "Act now or your package will be returned" to force quick action.

Unexpected fees: Claims that you owe a small fee (e.g., $1–$3) to release your delivery.

Unfamiliar links: Links that don't go to an official pacepointdelivery.com domain.

Spelling errors: Poor grammar, misspellings, or awkward phrasing in the message.

Unsolicited contact: You receive a message about a package you weren't expecting.

Email Scams (Phishing)

Phishing emails look like official pacepointdelivery.communications but are sent from fraudulent addresses. They often prompt you to click a link that leads to a fake login or payment page.

Warning Signs

Spoofed sender address: The "From" name says Pace Point Delivery but the actual email address is unrelated.

Generic greeting: Messages addressed to "Dear Customer" instead of your name.

Mismatched branding: Logo looks slightly off, wrong colors, or poor image quality.

Requests for login: Emails asking you to verify your account by clicking a link.

Suspicious attachments: Files like invoices or shipping labels attached to unsolicited emails.

What To Do (and Not Do)

Do This

Delete the message immediately without clicking any links
Report the message to your phone carrier or email provider
Go directly to pacepointdelivery.com to track your package
Contact Pace Point Delivery support at pacepointfastdelivery@gmail.com if concerned
Report suspected fraud to the FTC at ftc.gov/complaint

Avoid This

Click links in unexpected shipping notifications
Call phone numbers provided in suspicious messages
Provide credit card, bank, or personal information
Pay any unexpected "redelivery fee" or "customs charge"
Download any attachments from unknown senders

Received a suspicious message?

Forward suspicious emails or screenshots of texts to our security team immediately.

What To Do (and Not Do)

Do This

Delete the message immediately without clicking any links
Report the message to your phone carrier or email provider
Go directly to pacepointdelivery.com to track your package
Contact Pace Point Delivery support at pacepointfastdelivery@gmail.com if concerned
Report suspected fraud to the FTC at ftc.gov/complaint

Avoid This

Click links in unexpected shipping notifications
Call phone numbers provided in suspicious messages
Provide credit card, bank, or personal information
Pay any unexpected "redelivery fee" or "customs charge"
Download any attachments from unknown senders