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+13064090159 | Indiana toll se...

There is a text message going around claiming to be from Indiana Toll services warning people about a toll amout on their records. this is a scam Scammers are

Bobbitt Settlement Administrat...

People have reported that they were receiving letters about a certain settlement that they did not even sign up to be a part of. it's the "Bobbitt Settlement

+13064090192 | Virginia toll s...

Many people have raised concerns about receiving a text message claiming to be from Virginia toll services and warning them of a outstanding toll amount of $11.

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04/24/2024 at 02:04 PM

I also presently live in Virginia and got this duplicate message sent to me today. Funny it said I owe a toll fee of $11.69 when I never drove not rode a horse,

04/24/2024 at 01:17 PM

I had the same -- it came in just after midnight. It says that it's from Virginia toll services (my number was obtained when I lived in VA), but I haven't live

04/24/2024 at 09:57 AM

I HAD A TEXT LAST NIGHT. I HAVE NOT BEEN ON A TOLL ROAD IN 30 YEARS.

04/24/2024 at 03:30 AM

yes I had this one too and I called the number on the receipt to see if I could work out what was going on - sounded very dodgy and tried to get me to input a c

04/22/2024 at 05:57 AM

Call your bank or cc company and see what steps to take next.

04/19/2024 at 08:52 AM

That's the typical task scam: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fG7XJPczo9A

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Phishing
440 Terry Ave N WA 98109

Date	04/04/2023
Pseudonym	440 Terry Ave N WA 98109
Scam contents	Unauthorized transactions
Comment / Review	Many people's credit cards have shown unauthorized transactions with the description 440 Terry Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109. This location is legitimate and serves as Amazon's billing address, but many con artists are using it to defraud people. A text message stating "20/2023 3/20/2023 OS Withdrawal, Amazon Prime *H77BH641 440 Terry Ave N Amzn.com/billWA Card Ending in xxxx $16.38" is an example of how they might get in touch with you. Alternatively, they might set up phony online shops and websites that offer services or products in order to charge your card. Be cautious, and if you ever encounter such a transaction or message, attempt to get in touch with Amazon to first find out what's going on.
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