Crime & Safety
Turnpike Commission Warns About E-Z Pass Phishing Scam
Customers have reported receiving e-mails claiming to be from E-Z Pass and alleging that the recipient owes money for unpaid tolls.
E-Z Pass and the Pennsylvania Turnpike are warning customers about an e-mail phishing scam.
Customers have reported receiving e-mails such as the one above, claiming to be from E-Z Pass and alleging that the recipient owes money for unpaid tolls. The e-mails include a link, allegedly to download an invoice.
E-Z Pass recommends customers not click on the link, and in fact suggests that customers not open the e-mail at all.
E-Z Pass says customers should call 877-736-6727 if they have any questions about their accounts or the validity of communications from E-Z Pass.
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