Turn to Tara: Law enforcement warns of widespread toll scam targeting drivers
A Turn to Tara investigation reports that scammers are sending text messages claiming recipients owe money for unpaid tolls, but cybersecurity experts say many of these messages are fraudulent attempts to steal personal information or payments.
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A Turn to Tara investigation reports that scammers are sending text messages claiming recipients owe money for unpaid tolls, but cybersecurity experts say many of these messages are fraudulent attempts to steal personal information or payments.
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