Scammers are targeting EZPass users with fraudulent text messages claiming unpaid tolls. This deceptive tactic, known as smishing, tricks people into clicking malicious links and sharing personal or financial information. The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) warns that EZDriveMA never sends invoices or payment requests via text. If you receive a suspicious message, do not click the link—delete it immediately and verify your account through the official website. Want to learn how to stay safe and report these scams? Read our full article now to protect yourself from falling victim to this growing cyber threat!

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