Heads up, drivers! A sneaky Fa$trak text message scam is circulating, and it's designed to steal your information. These texts often claim you have an unpaid toll and urge you to click a link to avoid late fees. STOP! This is likely a phishing attempt.
Here's how to spot the fraud: Official Fa$trak communications rarely come via text. Check the sender's number - is it from a legitimate Fa$trak source? (Spoiler: probably not). The link in the text is a dead giveaway. Don't click it! It can lead to a fake website designed to steal your credit card details or install malware on your phone.
Instead of clicking, go directly to the official Fa$trak website to check your account. If you're unsure, contact Fa$trak customer service. Stay vigilant and keep your personal and financial information safe from these scammers!
