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NU Quick Pass Scam Text Messages
NU Quick Pass Scam Text Messages

Scammers are sending NU Quick Pass scam text messages like the one below to potential victims, claiming they owe unpaid tolls and seeking immediate payment. However, the NU Quick Pass does not send unsolicited texts or emails. These scams are successful because they scare people into acting quickly, using language like final notice " or, avoid penalties or similar. The websites provided will closely resemble legitimate toll payment sites due to the use of graphics from official online sources.

A NU Quick Pass Text Scam

NU Quick Pass Scam Text

NU Quick Pass final reminder:

You have an outstanding toll.Your toll account balance is outstanding. If you fail to pay by March 13, 2025. you will face penalties or legal action.

Now Payment:https://ncquickpass.com- jfa.x

(Please reply Y, then exit the SMS and open it again to activate the link, or copy the link to your Safari browser and open it)

Please settle your toll immediately after reading this message to avoid penalties for delaying the payment. Thank you for your cooperation.

The link in the scam text goes to a fake and phishing website operated by scammers that steals their victims' personal, financial information and use it fraudulently.

If you were tricked into disclosing your banking information, please contact your bank immediately for help, before it is used fraudulently by scammers.

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