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Medium riskEncountered ViaEMAIL 8 July 2026
RegionOtagoNew Zealand

Scammers are using fake customs fees to bait you into making a payment.

A highly effective phishing campaign impersonating customs authorities has been detected. Scammers use false notification of held packages to harvest your credit card details.

Decision1 monitoring systems have identified a coordinated phishing wave masquerading as customs payment requests. These emails claim that a package is being held and require a small payment for delivery. This tactic is designed to pressure you into providing personal and financial information to a fraudulent portal. We want to remind you that scammers often use timing and high-pressure situations to bypass your caution.

Source: Decision1 Internal Intelligence

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