If you get a text about unpaid tolls, delete it or even block the number. Do not click on any links. If you need to see where you stand, log into your E-ZPass account to check your balance.

“The current scam makes the text look like a DMV notice that claims that the recipient has unpaid toll fees and threatens charges or penalties if they are not paid immediately through a provided ...

The scam must be working. Because it's still going on. People are still getting text messages from random numbers saying you owe money to E-ZPass. If you get it, it might be a good idea to ignore ...

Report the text to the Federal Trade Commission at reportfraud.ftc.gov and/or file a compliant with the FBI's Internet Crime Compliant Center at ic3.gov. Do not respond to the text or click any links.

The newest text scam making the rounds is a message that (poorly) impersonates your state DMV with a threat to rescind your license unless you pay outstanding fees. NPR reports that departments of ...

Consumers lost $470 million to text scams in 2024, according to the FTC. “We’ve just been hearing from users like constantly that this is a problem,” Sameer Samat, Google’s Android ...

PennDOT warning drivers of new text message scam 02:01. Another day, another scam to be worried about, and once again, it's coming in by text message, claiming to be from PennDOT.

Be skeptical if you receive a text message indicating you owe toll fees in Michigan. Those texts are likely a scam. Michigan does not operate toll roads, nor does it solicit payment via text ...