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Tolling agencies responding to smishing scam warning of fake unpaid tolls

  • The FBI warned Americans about road toll collection smishing scams, which are impacting countless phones.
  • Scammers impersonate toll and package delivery services to trick people into revealing financial data.
  • These scams falsely claim unpaid tolls and threaten fines to pressure users into providing credit card or bank account information.
  • The FBI reported receiving over 2,000 complaints since March, with losses exceeding $3,600; Palo Alto Networks found over 10,000 related domains.
  • The FBI and FTC advise people to delete scam texts, file complaints at www.ic3.gov, and contact toll agencies through verified channels.
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