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FBI issues new warning of nationwide 'smishing' text scam from E-ZPass or other road toll collection service. Here's what to ...

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, ...

Officials are warning of E-ZPass scams targeting drivers to pay fines via 'smishing' texts and emails. Here's what you need ...

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

In a new warning from the FBI, scammers are moving state to state with ... So, if you get one of these texts, don’t click the link; simply delete it, tell your friends to do the same if they ...

RiverLink is warning customers again about reports of fraudulent text messages going around. Text messages are going out to ...

The FBI is warning the public how to stay safe amid numerous reports of scam texts that lead phone owners to think ...

The FBI urges victims to "file a complaint with the IC3 ... Verify claims through official sources. Report the scam. Delete the text immediately. For more details on protecting yourself from ...

Block the number and delete the message ... report with BBB Scam Tracker to help warn others about this new scam. In addition, file a report with the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3 ...