thanks to everyone for posting their feedback, this is what makes the world a great place. i just go the card and KNEW it was a scam, but wanted to make sure, so i came here.  all questions answered!

I too received the little yellow postcard today - so I called - I was directed to a voice mailbox, but I DIDN'T leave a message.  A little while later my phone rang and it was a woman from "Perk Conveyors". I asked what package she had for me since I haven't ordered anything - she said that her company delivers packages for 60 different companies and she'll need my "delivery code" before she can locate the package, I gave it to her and told her I want to know who the package was from before I go any further...then she wanted to know my last name, phone number and address so she can locate the package - that's when I laughed and said "you sent me a delivery notice with a delivery code on it, but you don't know who I am or where I live, you're nothing but a scam apparently" - that's when she hung up on me.

My husband recieved a card talking about a package, we knew it had to be scam what the hell did we order. I started google and found this blog...........I'm returning this card to sender!!!!

Ha! Ha! I don't know what you consider to be young/old but I am 37 and knew instantly conveyors was spelled wrong. Someone must seriously be a moron to have approved this card with a misspelling like this. Just had to share. :)

i got the same yellow postcard today..googled ait and found it is scam

I got the same postcard! SCAM!!

I'm taking the advice of a previous post and doing a "return to sender".  Maybe if Bank of America receives enough of these bogus cards they'll put a stop to it.  PS, did you notice they didn't even spell conveyors correctly (mine says conveyers)?  I feel bad for all the young/old people out there that aren't in-the-know enough to spot a scam like this :-(

Sent card back to address. If it does go to BOA address same message from me applies-stick it where the sun doesn't shine

Thanks for the information.  My husband and I just recently refinanced our duplex.
The address listed was for the wrong half that I live in and the zip code was missing the first digit.
I don't need TIDE either

Seems to be the same scam as described at http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-888-252-0651/3

I got he same yellow card addressed to my son saying the same thing. BS!

Got the same yellow card with the same 888 number. Thank you all for the information - I don't need Tide and certainly am not calling.

Got the same yellow card addressed to my deceased husband.  Had no intention of calling.

I got a yellow card with this number 1-888-265-5068. Luckily I googled it before I call. What happened to this country?

Yup, we got a card like this. Just bought a new construction house a couple of months ago. We didn't opt for a home phone, so luckily we haven't been getting any calls, but whoever these people are do have our address. The 888-265-5068 is the # printed on the card.  They misspell the address on the front, another red flag. The actual address is a Bank of America (840 S Edgewood Ave, Jacksonville, FL 32205).

They didn't put our state on the handwritten line, it?s just city and zip code.

You know if you ordered something, you know who you ordered it from and it would be delivered via USPS, UPS, FedEx, or DHL... why would a Florida "conveyor" company be saying they've been trying to reach me for a delivery when I live in the northeast?

I wonder if there?s anywhere to report crap like this. They've got to be trying to steal something from you.

I got the same post card in the mail...  I called the number and they wanted to give me a free bottle of TIDE detergent and come test my water for educational purposes. I just said I'm not interested and lady hungup. Looks a scam to be. By the way I didnot provide my telephone and block your number before you call them.

Got mail postacrd

I got the same post card in the mail...  I called the number and they wanted to give me a free bottle of TIDE detergent and come test my water for educational purposes?  Its up to you to call them.

The yellow card was sent in the mail to say PERK Conveyors had a package for my address. It does not make sense that they would need a call in order to deliver the package. Seems like a scam.