2K views | Have you recieved a suspicious text claiming to be from the RMV or EZ-Pass? Don't click the link! Smishing scams are on the rise again to steal your information. Learn more and stay safe: www.mass.gov/news/massachusetts-rmv-cautions-public-to-beware-of-text-scams | MassDOT | Facebook

🚩SMISHING SCAM ALERT🚩 "Smishing" is on the rise. This tactic is a combination of "SMS" (short message service) and "phishing" . Recently, scammers are sending text messages telling people they have unpaid tolls. Clicking on the link in the text message brings users to fake websites designed to steal users' personal data, including credit card, bank, or Social Security information. Keep your information safe: ❗️Don't click on any links or respond to any texts that are from an unknown number. ❗️

Have you received a text message asking you to click on a link to claim a prize or reward money? Beware! That could be a Smishing scam, a way for fraudsters to get your bank account or e-wallet information! 😱 Awareness and information is key. Avoid falling victim to this kind of phishing scam by watching this short video. ⚠ Report any suspicious activities or transactions through our Customer Care Hotline: ☎ Call: (02) 8-405-7000 or 1-800-10-405-7000 (PLDT Domestic Toll-Free Number) 📧 Email: r