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Writer's pictureMarc Winter

Heads-up to all Z-Pass Users!

Heads-up if you use E-ZPass in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, or beyond — don't be the next victim.


Officials say a text messaging scam is going around that instructs customers of tolling agencies, like E-ZPass, to enter personal and/or financial information on a bogus website.


According to a press release from the South Jersey Transportation Authority, which operates the Atlantic City Expressway,


Customers receiving text messages claiming to be sent by 'E-ZPass Toll Services' that directs them to click a link to pay an outstanding toll balance to avoid a late fee should be aware that this message is fraudulent. The toll account information provided in these texts is neither valid nor accurate.


Experts say if you get a suspicious text message, do not click on the link to even look at the website.


Source: SoJO 104.9


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