Correos de M\u00e9xico alerted the population about a fake Facebook account selling undelivered packages in its name. The items are being offered for 38 pesos.<\/p>\n
What does the fake Correos de M\u00e9xico account do?
\nThe Mexican Postal Service (Sepomex) stated that the \u201cPostal Warehouse\u201d account offers products and merchandise that are not owned by it.
\n\u201cLost and unclaimed merchandise from Mexico's mail warehouses is offered,\u201d read a statement.
\nIn addition, the company claimed that the page sells household, kitchen and electronic items, supposedly from Correos de M\u00e9xico, for 38 pesos.<\/p>\n
However, it is important not to access the site, as it may be a scam, putting your personal data at risk.
\nLikewise, the \u201cAlmac\u00e9n Postal\u201d web page illegally uses the logo and a photograph of the Mexican Postal Service.
\nWhat is Correos de M\u00e9xico's suggestion?
\nTherefore, the Mexican Postal Service (Sepomex) asked users not to access or purchase from the \u201cPostal Warehouse\u201d page.
\nMeanwhile, Correos de Mexico reiterates that it \u201cdoes not sell returned packages or undelivered merchandise\u201d through Facebook.
\nIt is also important to follow the official accounts. In addition, in case of any delivery, the parcel and courier service makes three attempts at the address.
\nIf the user is not found, the staff of the company, whose logo is an envelope, returns the package and keeps it in safekeeping, but does not offer it for sale.<\/p>\n