A woman from Tennessee said she ordered clothing from Shein and was horrified when she found a mysterious vial of blood inside her FedEx package on Monday, People reported. Anna Elliott posted a ...

If you receive an email with a “Shein mystery box” - don’t open it. There’s nothing mysterious about it, and it’s not from Shein. It is a phishing email, coming from unidentified hackers ...

It has become very common to see the coveted Shein Mystery Box offer used against trusting fans of the brand. Marc said: "If you receive an email with a 'Shein mystery box,' do not open it.

Article continues below The online fashion giant occasionally sends its customers good offers online, but one to watch out for is the 'mystery box'. Shein can sometimes give these out genuinely ...

The email purports to offer a sought-after Shein Mystery Box and encourages recipients to click a link to claim their reward. However, the website linked is not the authentic Shein site.

This scam can be particularly hard to spot for consumers, as Shein has been known to send out legitimate mystery boxes. However, the retailer’s official website will always have more details on ...

It has become very common to see the coveted Shein Mystery Box offer used against trusting fans of the brand. READ MORE: Common bedroom habit could increase heart attack and stroke riskREAD MORE ...

consumers receive emails that claim to be from Shein, letting users know they’ve won a mystery box. Shoppers can claim their prize by clicking on a link within the email. The website even looks ...