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EZDriveMA Text Scams

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There is an uptick in text scams claiming that the recipient has unpaid tolls from EZDriveMA. Scammers pressure the recipient to follow a link to review outstanding tolls and make payment. In reality, these texts are a ploy to steal the recipient’s personal information or take over their device.

The FBI has been investigating this scam for several months. Phone numbers are picked at random; many of the recipients do not even have EZDriveMA accounts.

Please note: EZDriveMA does not send text messages that include links for users to review tolls or make payment by text.

Use the following Pause Verify Report action steps whenever a suspicious link arrives via text message.

ACTION STEPS: 

See our CTR Cyber page for more cybersecurity internal controls. Departments should contact [email protected] with any incidents or suspected incidents of fraud or cyber threats or if you need support from our Statewide Risk Management Team.