On Monday, August 12, many Estonians received a text message that gave the impression that the delivery of a parcel from Omniva was delayed and that they needed to click on a link to resolve the issue. :format(webp)/nginx/o/2024/08/12/16286774t1h254e.jpg)
Illustrative photo. Photo: Madis Veltman
On Monday, August 12, many Estonians received a text message that gave the impression that the delivery of a parcel from Omniva was delayed and that they needed to click on a link to resolve the issue.
Translation: Sergey Svetlov
The message read: "Dear customer, your item has been returned to the warehouse due to an incorrect address. Please update the information in time."
