Did any of you send me a Fed Ex pkg.?

[venomballistics]

not overly long ago, I ordered what might be the most high tech cutting edge advanced RC airplane radio ever created from mainland China. (sorry but we don't even have a finger in the industry anymore)
It was shipped via FedEx and got to me so fast the box still had HongKong air in it ... man they really need to do something about their air quality.
kinda a burnt propane and industrial warehouse aroma, with unmistakable notes of sweat and cabbage ... if you must know.

Point is .. they got it half way around the world, into my hands, in under 24 hours.
If FedEx aint got it, a shipping outfit probably don't need it

 

[Bozz10mm]

I get those fake notices a lot. You can usually spot them by the misspelled words and bad English. It's a scam to get you to click on a link that will either lead to advertising, or more likely install malware on your computer.

 

[TX-Dennis]

I occasionally get an email from UPS with a tracking number for something I've ordered. FedEx . . . nope. When I send some one a package with UPS I enter their email address so they will be notified with the tracking number, too.

 

[SevenMilePete]

Every time I've received a package, it made to me with no help from me. All it needed was my address.

Not only does FedEx not require an email address on a shipment, what would they do about someone that don't have internet?

I believe that's called phishing.

I would ignore the email. If someone really sent you something, it'll show up.

I get those all the time. DO NOT click on a link they give you or download any attachments. As long as you have Security software, opening the email won't do any harm. Just delete it.
If you haven't ordered anything or have a gun out for repair just ignore this type of email