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1 scam pattern and 1 example use this name.
Scammers often pretend to be a real company. Seeing Buffalo Couriers here only means the name appears in a report. It does not mean Buffalo Couriers sent the message.
Patterns with at least one report that uses this brand.
Last seen 2026-10-22 · Medium severity
Scammers pretend to be a delivery company (for example UPS, USPS, FedEx, DHL, Amazon, Royal Mail, Canada Post) and say your package is “out for delivery” or “waiting for delivery.” The link takes you to a look‑alike...
Individual reports that name this brand.
Delivery Reward Scam · Seen 2026-09-08 · High severity
A page using Buffalo Couriers branding says a shipment is being delivered and asks the visitor to confirm an R18.99 shipping fee within 48 hours. The first page shows a fake shipment summary and sends the visitor to a...
Alerts that name this brand.
Updated 2026-09-08
A Buffalo Couriers-branded page shows a fake shipment summary and says an R18.99 shipping fee must be confirmed within 48 hours. A confirmation button leads to a second page that requests an ID or passport number,...