Caller: AusPost

https://mypo.st is officially used by AusPost. It's an example of a TinyURL which is a web service used to shorten long URLs. I received an SMS asking me to respond with a 'Y' or 'N' if I wanted my package left if no one was home. I first checked the tracking ID via email and the delivery date matched. I clicked on the URL in the SMS and it took me to AusPost and the correct Tracking number.

Caller: AusPost

https://mypo.st is officially used by AusPost. This is an example of a TinyURL.

Caller: Star Track

Received an SMS asking for a Y or N reply if I wanted a parcel I'm expecting to be left unattended at my premises if I'm not home to accept delivery. Suspicious, so I googled the number & decided it was legit & replied Y - did not click on the link in the message, just sent an SMS back. After coming here & seeing comments about it being a scam, I checked my tracking number via the Star Track website & my delivery details had been updated at the time I replied to the SMS to say I gave authority for my parcel to be left unattended if I wasn't home - therefore, in my case, this was definitely a legit SMS.

Caller: Au post

Legit AuPost StarTrack delivery, all safe links bad delivery signed for as received, done ✔️

The number is legitimately Australia Post, however scammers are sending SMS pretending to be from the number to mobile phones.
The SMS will try and direct you to a fake site, that is similar to the real Aus Post site, check the link for extra "."
For example, the link currently going around is my.po.st , the link is underlined to try and hide the "."'s
Never click on a link from an SMS, and never enter your username and password from a link, or any billing details

They may be aware that you are having a delivery from somewhere, they may have a link to something that tells them, then they send you the fake link. Mine says to go pick up with ID as I replied Y to late - it gives me no details on where to pick it up and I am not clicking the link

Received SMS from 0448 008 003 supposedly from AusPost. Poor English in text is a give-way of a Scam .SMS contains a link to mypo.st/xxxx this is a scam. Do not click the link and delete the SMS.

have to eat my words because I just received a parcel that was sent by a friend so looks like AusPost e-mail message and phone text from 0448 008 003 were legit although will still be very weary and not click on anything either on the phone or the e-mail

Same message for me first sent via e-mail delivery from Amazom c/o SEKO then an sms this morning your parcel coming today. Did not order or have ever ordered from Amazon so unless it's a surprise pressie from a friend which I don't think so and to all those people saying it's not a scam they could be the one's sending the messages be weary people

Caller: 0448 008 003

SCAMMERS!
My item is coming from overseas and is due to arrive next week yet these bozos are telling me it’s coming today!
Nice try! A gold sticker for you!

scam txt message. mypo.st is the giveaway. Beware

This is a legit url. I've used this multiple times and doing a lookup, this domain is owned by aus post

Lowlife scumbag scammers. Aus Post does not have phone number displayed on genuine sms. when reply Y it is rejected as not functional. Do not click on link. reported.
How do they know who is sending a parcel. which is also beng delivered on same day, and for which a separate sms has been received?

yep scam get them too often have nothing coming genuine Aust post usually do not show a phone number on the top of the message page so I was told by Aust POST

Caller: AusPost

This SMS appears the same time as a legit message from AusPost, however when you click Y another message telling you there is a system failure has occurred, obviously hoping you will then click their link.
AusPost: Your parcel from 'Universal ...' is coming today.
Want us to leave it if nobody's home? Reply 'Y'.
Tracking and T&Cs: https://mypo.st/swrgaDrh6Qg

I just received a message to that effect, supposedly from Auspost, saying my parcel from Target is arriving today - link attached to click on.
1) Auspost does not display a phone number
2) I havent ordered anything from Target.

Wrong. It's a genuine AustPost deivery.

Caller: AustPost

Mine was a genuine SMS from AustPost re: delivery of a parcel I ordered from Show Television.

I googled 'whois mypo.st'.
The domain is owned by Australia Post in Melbourne Australia.
Looks legit to me.

Caller: Courier

Received txt @ 6am that my parcel is coming today . & 'Want us to leave it if nobody home? Reply Y..then link' . Delivery arrived 820am. I didn't click on link but did reply with a Y. So all good :D