New Jersey officials issued a warning about a new scam that could be buried in your pocket. Thieves are reportedly using text messages to target people on their cell phones. The messages claim the person has unpaid E-ZPass tolls,

Nice of you to finally show up. Gov. Kathy Hochul chimed in and issued a warning on an E-ZPass toll scam Sunday — nearly a week after other agencies sounded the alarm — while failing to mention it’s tied her controversial congestion pricing.

The warning from New York's governor comes just days after the NYPD alerted Staten Island residents to such a scam.

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Authorities in states that use E-ZPass to pay tolls have warned drivers about smishing texts asking them to click on links so they divulge personal and financial information.

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An SMS scam claiming people owe money for FastTrak Lane tolls has resurfaced. Here's what to know in Missouri and how to report the scam texts.

Here's what to look out for, and some tips on what you should do if you're one of the many who've said they've received this alert.

If you receive a text message claiming you need to pay your E-ZPass or FasTrak tolls, don’t rush to pay — it could be a scam. In an influx of text messages delivered to Capital Region residents over the past few months,