8884650877

Thanks for this info. I think this is what we were all looking for.

I wasn't even stupid enough to fall for this baloney.  Our phone number is unlisted, and whoever this scamhole is, they are trying to get people to respond so they have your phone number.  That is probably one reason.

Got a green postcard in the mail today.  Cancelled 28-cent polar bear stamp, Tyler, TX 04/23/2010. Sent to Michigan (we're not seniors) told to schedule pickup and call 888-465-0877.  Lists package number and hours to call (EST).  After reading all the other posts I will not call this number and will see where to file a complaint.

Dottie,
Got the same Postcard, with cancelled  28 cent stamp , from Tyler, Texas; Today!
Pkge. #  1111-3579-4421.......after reading other comments on this site
I do believe it to be a SCAM.
Will not reply, if it's so Important, then I'll find out with a more informative
follow-up!

"Cindy",
Got the same card. same Tyler ,Texas postmark.  My # is 1111-3579-4421   !  [888]465-0877
It's a Scam , I can smell it !  It's too ambiguous, uninformative.
I'm 58 yrs.,Chgo.,Il...
I received so many "Come -Ons' since I paid off my House. I've called the
"Do not call phone  # ,  for "Telemarketers"  several times in the past.
I Still get harassing Calls !!!

Thank You All For Your Validating Comments !

On April 26, 2010, I received a green postcard with no return address on either side of the card.  It has a 28-cent uncancelled polar bear stamp on it.  The card says, "Please call to schedule pickup: (888) 465-0877."  Below that, it gives a unique 12-digit package number.  Below that, it says "Hours: M-F 8:AM-5:PM (CST), Sat 8:AM-12:PM (CST)."  Below that, it shows my name and address and is followed by a bar code at the bottom.  I will not call the number, but I will hang on to the card in case I find out who is sending them out and need to provide it as physical evidence of an attempted scam.  I have also recently been receiving, but not answering, telephone calls from (877) 221-5933.  It shows up on my caller I.D. as a toll-free call.  Whoever is calling from this number never leaves a message on my voice mail, but they call once a day, usually in the morning.

I also received a post card with the phone number 888-465-0877 to call for a schedule pickup.  Also had a package number.  Didn't order anything so I'm not calling.  Pretty sure it's a scam since any reputable company would have a return address on the postcard.

I also received a green post card, US polar bear uncancelled stamp Different package number. I will not call this number; not expecting a package.

Just got this in the mail today...same stamp, same phone number, same everything....I googled the phone number ...and came up with this!...it appears this for sure is a scam.  I will save the card. But for sure I will not call. Thanks everyone for your input. I live in Michigan.

Thanks everyone...got the same card today.  From Michigan, not a senior, polar bear stamp, from East Texas.  Definitely a scam.

888 465-0877 is a telemarketing scam.
Go to the Better Business Bureau website of Tyler Texas.
Search "Express Package Delivery" enter.
Response will show "AKA CDA Consulting LLC. click on that link.
Response will list owners and key employees by name.
Also included are numerous phone numbers and addresses.
Then contact Greg Abbott. Attorney General of Texas and file a complaint.
Just mention there is way to much scum in his pond, LOL.

Thanks for posting this. Confirms this as a scam.

Got a green postcard in the mail in IL that says Please call to schedule pickup (888)465-0877 with package number 1112-6202-1763. No return address or company name. Has a 28cent polar bar stamp, but is stamped by post office out of Tyler, TX April 30th 2010. I'm not a senior and I smell SCAM written all over this.

Got the postcard as described by so many, ours does has a CANCELLED STAMP AND POSTMARK: the postmark is EAST TEXAS P& DC75708 30 APRIL 2010.  We are in Michigan, also, but the card appears to have been really mailed.  There is also the barcode across the bottom placed by the post office when they cancel it.

This is a scam -- we all need to report it --do not know where to go with this but there are too many such scammers and if we allow this to go on, our country will become a third world country too.  Our laws do not seem to work for common people they are in favour of such scammers, wall street, doctors, lawyers, oil companies and insurance companies..

I do not know how many people may have been taken advantage of in this scheme but please beware and DO NOT CALL THAT NUMBER.  We do not know how they misuse your call.  This is not needed in our pile of things to take care of.

My boyfriend got this green postcard in the mail yesterday and I thought it was a little fishy so I typed in the number and found this page, I believe it is a scam. I havent called it and I dont plan on it! And as to the other posts he isn't a senior either and we are located in Florida also. Hope this helps and we can eventually solve all of these scams!

I received this postcard on 5-4-10.  It has the same 28 cent stamp polar bear with the number to call.  I decided to check online first, glad I did.  I am not a senior either.

Got a green postcard - no return addresss with a Polar Bear stamp

Package Number: XXXX-XXXX-XXXX on it and

Hours to call

Postmarked with Tyler, TX PM APR30, 2010 (252?) cancelled and bar coded

I also live in Michigan

It says something about Welcome to Express Package Delivery or something like that and keeps saying "please continue to hold, your call is very important to us"

I'm sure it was - they probably got my number now ............. jerks!

Got the card today.  An early post on page 1 of this thread has a link to Better Business Bureau.  They are onto this agency.  Not sure what else to do but tear up the card and throw it away.  Not a senior

I got this green postcard too.  It's postmarked from East Texas and of course asks you to call to schedule a pickup.  It MUST be a scam!  i'm not calling, that's for sure!

It's a scam .  Type the package number using the USPS website link: http://www.usps.com/shipping/trackandconfirm.htm and it won't give any info on the tracking #.  Secondly, yes there's the 28 cent Polar Bear stamp.

In closing, don't be a dumb [***] and research stuff before calling #s, responding to official looking e-mails saying one's account (i.e. Paypal or Bank) is in jeopardy.