Counterfeiters Still Have No Idea What They Are Selling

Note this is described as "2023 FLORIDA EVERGLADES"

Complete with the USPS logo to make it look nice and authentic.

I'm amazed at how brazen all of this is. I know I shouldn't be, at this point.

Notwithstanding the wrong info and brazen USPS logo as txstamp said, I feel like use of the word "pcs" to describe stamps should be a clue to anyone familiar with postage? Does anyone actually call individual stamps "pieces"?

I agree with you WheatCent, but some people don't have a clue.

My guess is that "pieces" is a literal translation of something in Chinese. While I don't know Chinese, I do know the Thai language and nouns in Thai have what is called a classifier word that accompanies it when talking about amounts of something. So in Thai you would have "Stamp" + "3" + (classifing term) = "3 stamps." Such a construction often gets literally translated as "Stamps 3 pieces."

Another tell is the use of the word "dollar" (singular, no less), in addition to the $ sign.

"Save $15 dollar"

Reading the "Contact Us" page, it is clear that English is not their first language:

https://chicago-postage.net/blogs/Contact-Us

Wishful thinking for us

Not sure if it is meant to be a joke:

Address: 75 Prospect Avenue, Eureka Springs, AR 72632

That's Crescent Hotel, billed as "America's most haunted hotel"!

The irony here is palpable.

Items are shipped from: "SPRINGFIELD GARDENS, NY 11413"

The package came with no return address (it was ripped off the address label).