Delete it, that's what officials of the Better Business Bureau are urging consumers to do.
Officials say scammers are sending bogus U.S. Postal Service emails about online charges.
The BBB says the emails instruct consumers to click on a link allowing hackers to steal usernames, passwords and financial information.
The Postal Service says the emails can easily be mistaken for authorized emails.
They say some ways to tell the difference are poor spelling or grammar, requests for immediate action and request for personal information.
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