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E-Zpass Toll Violation Notice Scam Text

Scammers are targeting drivers with fake "E-Zpass Toll Violation Notice" text messages asking for payment of outstanding toll balances. But, E-ZPass will only send violation notices by mail, not text or email. And, they will also never send a text demanding payment, especially from a number starting with +63, an area code from the Phillipines. If you have any questions, call E-ZPass at 1-888-288-6865.

E-Zpass Toll Violation Notice Text Scams

E-ZPass – Toll Violation Notice:

This is an official notice regarding an outstanding toll balance on your E-ZPass account. To avoid incurring additional late fees, please ensure payment is made within the next 12 hours. Failure to make payment within this period may result in increased charges and potential reporting to the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).

[Payment Link] https://secure. ezpassfbn.xin/payabill

(Please reply with \"Y\", exit the SMS, and reopen it to activate the link, or copy and paste the link into your browser to complete the payment.)

Your prompt attention to this matter is appreciated. Thank you for using E-ZPass.

E-ZPass – Toll Violation Notice:

This is an official notice regarding an outstanding toll balance on your E-ZPass account. To avoid the accrual of late fees, please ensure payment is made within the next 12 hours. Failure to remit payment within this time frame will result in additional late fees, and may also lead to a report being filed with the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).

[Payment Link] https://tollbills. servicessdt.xin/pay

(Please reply with "Y", exit the SMS, and reopen it to activate the link, or copy and paste the link into your browser to complete the payment.

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