E-ZPass, toll road text scams are outsmarting phone makers: Report
As our smartphones seem to be endlessly inundated with texts that are meant to appear as if they’ve been sent by E-ZPass seeking payment for unpaid tolls, phone makers are finding it almost impossible to stop the onslaught of messages which are believed to be the work of Chinese criminal gangs, according to a report published by CNBC.
The Rhode Island Division of Motor Vehicles warned Rhode Islanders this week of the ongoing scam, part of a "smishing" scheme ...
If you're a smartphone user, chances are you've received a text message claiming you need to pay for unpaid tolls and E-ZPass ...
A storm of controversy has erupted in New Jersey over the New Jersey Turnpike Authority’s decision to award a lucrative $1.73 ...
One scam text sent on March 8 and reviewed by Business Insider claimed to be from the toll payment service E-ZPass, which is ...
The scam involves people getting a text message that tells them they owe money. If you get one, don't click on the link.
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The text is the latest scam spreading in several states attempting to get sensitive personal and financial information from E ...
The Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission said a contractor will replace a portion of the Express E-ZPass lanes’ ...
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