Pennsylvania Turnpike officials have issued a warning to drivers about a scam targeting E-ZPass customers.
Officials say there is a bogus email that claims you have not paid your bill. It then asks you to click a hyperlink to download an invoice and hand over your credit card information.
If you receive this email, call E-ZPass customer service (1-877-762-7824) or visit PA Turnpike’s website for more information.
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