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.

Copy the text message and forward it to 7726 (SPAM). This will help your wireless provider spot and block similar messages. Report the text on the messaging app you use.

“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 ...

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.

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 ...

Text messages not protected by E2EE can be read by a variety of third parties: wireless providers, law enforcement agencies, and even spies. “You might as well think of them as postcards ...

INDIANAPOLIS — A new text that appears to be a scam is being sent to Hoosiers from the “Indiana Department of Vehicles” about reported outstanding traffic tickets. Many FOX59/CBS4… ...