Scammers use awkward language to trick recipients. There are some things you can look for to help you identify fake messages.

State officials are warning Americans not to respond to a surge of scam road toll collection texts. The texts impersonating ...

The Marinette County Sheriff’s Office recently posted about this scam resurging. It says: A fraudulent text message scam has ...

In its latest statement, the FBI advises: "If you receive one of these texts, the following is suggested: File a complaint with the IC3, check your account using the toll service's legitimate website, ...

Never click on the link in the message. There are some things you can do to help identify whether someone is trying to scam you. Annoyed by text messages showing up on your phone warning you about ...

Unpaid parking tickets happen to the best of us—and one of the latest phishing scams is counting on you to believe you've missed or forgotten to pay an outstanding fee. This text message scam ...

The chorus of authorities warning about a popular text message scam has grown as fake toll road texts continue to attack consumers. The scam tries to trick its victims by appearing as an attempt ...

Scam texts will almost always have non-clickable URLs, with weird instructions either telling you to copy and paste the address into your browser, or to respond to the text with a Y, and then ...