United Parcel Service notification

[MichaelZZ]

I keep getting emails, purportedly from UPS, informing me that they have a parcel for me. I do not open these messages or their attachments as I believe they are "phishing". I have tried blocking the latest email address but then I get another message with a slightly different "sender".
I have spoken to the real UPS and they have admitted that there is a problem. I was, at one stage told to forward these rogue emails to [email protected]. I have done this, but to no avail.
Does anyone have any ideas how I can stop the emails - apart from changing my email address?

[daffy654]

Just delete them, there isn't really anything you can do to stop them.

I get them too and they get deleted along with all the other spam/phishing emails.

[milly143]

Depending on what system you use to get your e-mails, Outlook for example, you can block the domain. So you could block any e-mails that come from UPS.COM. Then any variations in the first part of the address won't matter.

You might be able to do the same on Hotmail, etc.

[JoolsTwo]

I don't think you can. We some have periodicly but they still seem to get through even when I mark them as spam. Just delete them - I know they are annoying.

[MichaelZZ]

Thanks, everyone, for your comments. I usually do delete suspicious emails but these from UPS are so persistent.
I didn't think that I could block the domain as Milly suggested but I now think that I've managed it. (I hope!)
Thanks Milly!

[Old_Geezer]

If you have solved it then great. Was just going to say that I've found MailWasher good at returning 'non existent account' type messages to put spammers off.

[fiesata]

My wife opened one of these clicked the link (doh!) and it installed a trojan on her system - quickly removed with avast antivirus - what was she thinking!

Just delete it. UPS don't contact people in the UK to say they have a parcel for them

[AlBags]

Log onto your Webmail service and add them to the block/spam list. They will not even be delivered to your system.

[Dudley]

Forward each and every one of them to [email protected] This a service set up specifically to trace and hopefully reduce phishing etc.