Toll Road Text Scams Are in Overdrive. How to Spot Them
- The Federal Trade Commission and various state officials, including California Attorney General Rob Bonta, warn about an increase in toll road scam texts claiming unpaid balances and threatening penalties if not addressed.
- Scammers use smishing techniques to deceive people into providing personal information, risking identity theft.
- Experts suggest that these scams create a false sense of urgency to trick individuals into revealing sensitive data.
- Researchers note that these scams are on the rise as individuals shift from calls to texts in their daily communication.
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