Scam texts suggesting you have unpaid tolls are an aggressive new phishing scheme targeting millions of Americans—but there's ...

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

The FBI is warning Americans not to respond to scam road toll collection texts after receiving more than 2,000 complaints this month.

If you've received a text message (or several) telling you to pay an unpaid toll fee, you're not alone. The common smishing scam has resurfaced in recent weeks and is hitting Oklahoma residents.

All vehicles plying through toll plazas must have a FASTag sticker, which can be purchased online through different public ...

If you have been on a road trip, then you’re probably familiar with modern tolling systems allowing you to pay your tollfees online. If you anticipate paying for any outstanding tolls ...

The texts claim consumers owe FasTrak express lane or toll charges and ask for online payment with a link to ... including in California Get your bird feeders out. You can find these seven ...

The text may have urgent language or appear from a legitimate source. That's by design, and it could be to your detriment.

"Whether you've driven through a toll recently or ... other programs to spy on your online activity or hold your device hostage by encrypting data and demanding payment to unscramble it.

The language in the scam text may vary by location. One scam message from Florida read: "Please pay your toll in Florida by January 21, 2025. In order to avoid excessive late fees and potential ...

Here's what to know about the scam and how to check if you have unpaid tolls. The scam texts can be more or less specific, like one out of Florida reading, "Please pay your toll in Florida by ...

Getting texts like these is especially confusing for Ohio drivers because of the recent revamping of the state's use of the E-ZPass system, which lets drivers pay tolls without stopping at a gate.